Air box not tight on one corner
Air box not tight on one corner
Hey guys, I changed the air filter but one corner (closest to fusebox) of air box is not completely tight and I can't figure out why. I have changed filters many times before on many cars but this last bolt won't screw in and something is keeping it open. I am going to try again tomorrow when light is out but is there any harm in me driving my car to work with the airbox like this? I taped it with duct tape for now to not let any dirt or rocks in. Pic below.
because either the bolt is stripped or the plastic is stripped or the mount is stripped.
to fix it, you're going to need to extract which ever piece is stripped and replace it.
For now, maybe you can remove the bolt, and ZIPTIE the two pieces together.
to fix it, you're going to need to extract which ever piece is stripped and replace it.
For now, maybe you can remove the bolt, and ZIPTIE the two pieces together.
I keep pushing the top and bottom airbox parts together at the corner and it won't close enough for me to ziptie it. I was thinking maybe the filter isnt in right but then the other 3 corners closed easily and the filter looked flat and in place when I placed it in.
i'm too lazy to go look at my car real quick, BUTTT!!!!!!!
I believe that the AIR FILTER sits at the bottom there. so, even tho that one corner has a gap, the air STILL has to go over the filter to get to the throttle body.
Does this makes sense?
in short, I believe the filter is still doing its job even tho you have a gap in that corner.
I believe that the AIR FILTER sits at the bottom there. so, even tho that one corner has a gap, the air STILL has to go over the filter to get to the throttle body.
Does this makes sense?
in short, I believe the filter is still doing its job even tho you have a gap in that corner.
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i'm too lazy to go look at my car real quick, BUTTT!!!!!!!
I believe that the AIR FILTER sits at the bottom there. so, even tho that one corner has a gap, the air STILL has to go over the filter to get to the throttle body.
Does this makes sense?
in short, I believe the filter is still doing its job even tho you have a gap in that corner.
I believe that the AIR FILTER sits at the bottom there. so, even tho that one corner has a gap, the air STILL has to go over the filter to get to the throttle body.
Does this makes sense?
in short, I believe the filter is still doing its job even tho you have a gap in that corner.
get to know your car! take off the other three remaining screws and see if the air filter sits at the bottom, then use reasoning and logic to determine if you're okay or not!
that's what I would do, anyway.
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