Changing Cold Air Filter
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when you are slammed.. you need to drive up on like 2 or 3 pieces of wood. 2 x 4's work best ...then jack up the car (its the only way i can fit my hydraulic jack under a slammed car)
remove the front left wheel, take out ...3 plastic clips, and 2 10mm bolts fron the bumper and lining.. and pull the inner fender lining outwards... then unscrew the filter, and replace!
when you are slammed.. you need to drive up on like 2 or 3 pieces of wood. 2 x 4's work best ...then jack up the car (its the only way i can fit my hydraulic jack under a slammed car)
remove the front left wheel, take out ...3 plastic clips, and 2 10mm bolts fron the bumper and lining.. and pull the inner fender lining outwards... then unscrew the filter, and replace!
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^ on the money, if you would like to remove the entire tube to clean the inside (which I think you should) it will require quick removal of the battery)
best way to clean the inside of the tube is with a detail towel or any other clean towel you have lying around and just push it through, you will find dust in there so do it
best way to clean the inside of the tube is with a detail towel or any other clean towel you have lying around and just push it through, you will find dust in there so do it
Have you removed the front bumper before? It takes about 10-15 minutes to remove it. After it's out of the way, it's really easy to remove the intake tube and air filter.
Originally Posted by Dr.Murdock
What would be the easiest way for me to change my aem filter? jacking it up? my car is slammed with no wheel gap so im not sure what to do. im pretty lazy.
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