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[* red] Put the clips back into the stock air shovel intake
-[* orange] Reattach the stock wiring connection to the new air hose so the electrical system in the truck picks up emissions and any signals to potentially pop up
-[* icon_note] If crafty, there's a decorative sticker to stick on air intake casing cover "Roush," which is the brand of new intake filter.
+[* orange] Reconnect the stock wiring to the new air hose so the truck’s electrical system can detect emissions and any signals that may trigger alerts.
+[* icon_note] If desired, apply the decorative "Roush" sticker to the air intake casing cover, which represents the brand of the new intake filter.