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Randy Chase · 05-23-2005, 07:44 AM

8. From inside the wheel well, reach up and unclip the clips that hold on the airbox cover. Remove this cover and the air filter inside. You will not be reusing these.

9. From the engine bay side, remove the three 13mm hex bolts that hold the air box base to the bracket on the engine firewall. This requires some dexterity and different tools. A 13mm socket on an extension is best for the most visible bolt. Remove the air box base. Set aside the three bolts. You will not be reusing these parts, except for one 13mm bolt.

This is what it looks like now, looking up from the wheel well.

05-23-2005, 07:44 AM	#2 (permalink)
Randy Chase Registered User Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: San Diego and where ever the roads lead Posts: 28,175 Images: 761	8. From inside the wheel well, reach up and unclip the clips that hold on the airbox cover. Remove this cover and the air filter inside. You will not be reusing these. 9. From the engine bay side, remove the three 13mm hex bolts that hold the air box base to the bracket on the engine firewall. This requires some dexterity and different tools. A 13mm socket on an extension is best for the most visible bolt. Remove the air box base. Set aside the three bolts. You will not be reusing these parts, except for one 13mm bolt. This is what it looks like now, looking up from the wheel well. __________________ * V E R I T A S * A E Q U I T A S * No Longer the ADMIN here, please do not PM me asking for help. Thanks! 2006 Noble M400. Getrag tranny, Quaiffe LSD, Hinged clams. Duratec dual turbo V6. Hoosier 315-18 tires. 2350 pounds. Over 500hp. Track weapon. 2009 Rossion Q1. Monaco Orange. Wing. Black leather/Alcantara with orange stitching. The street car. In build: 2009 Toniq R (300whp? 1100 pounds?). Chrome Orange. Lexus GX-470 tow vehicle.