Air filter change procedure (what to loosen to change?)

loosen the clamp for the air snorkel at the throttle body. Loosen the clamp right under the reserve air chamber thats in between the radiator and the battery. Remove the breather hose from the air chamber. remove the two bolts holding the air chamber to the upper radiator support. remove the air chamber. there will be two retainers that need to be released on the transmission side of the air box and the the air box cover can be removed and the air filter changed

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The filter is located down low under the air box which connects to the throttle body. You'll need to remove the fresh air inlet line from the throttle body (loosen hose clamp) there are two (2) large phillips head screws which hold the air box in place , remove these there may too be a clamp which connects the air bos to the filter box, if there loosen and slide away the air box. On the filter box there are two (2) clamps that hold the filter in, snap back these claps to access the filter and replace. To install reverse the above.

I hope this may have assisted you,
Tom

TO REMOVE AIR FILTER LOOSEN THE CLAMP SECURING THE INLET TUBE TO THE AIR FILTER COVER.REMOVE THE SCREWS THAT SECURE THE TWO HALVES OF THE AIR CLEANER HOUSING TOGETHER THEN REMOVE TOP COVER AND REMOVE AIR FILTER.

To locate the inline filter, follow the fuel line back from the throttle body. Inline filters are often mounted to the frame rail underneath the vehicle. It may be necessary to raise and safely support the vehicle using jackstands in order to access the filter.

1. First, you MUST reduce the pressure in the fuel system; refer to Section 5 for this procedure.
   
2. Unfasten the negative battery cable from the battery.
   
3. Remove the air cleaner assembly; refer to the air cleaner filter removal procedure described earlier in this section.
   
4. Using an open-end wrench to hold the fuel filter stationary, loosen the bolt for the banjo type connector on top of the fuel filter with a box wrench. Perform the same procedure to the inlet connector on the bottom of the filter.
   
5. Remove the bolt or nuts attaching the filter to the bracket and remove it.
   

Loosen one injector line at the injector at a time .crank till you see fuel. close go to the next. same procedure. Do them all. Get the air all out. She will run.

loosen clamp around air duct at the air intake's air plenum. Loosen four screws around balck box at the right front corner of the engine bay. Disconnect hose from air duct

not sure but you can go to autozone.com and sign up then put make,model and year of your car and it will show you a diagram..just look for diagram of your car motor..

The air filters are located within the engine cover. You need to pop the cover off and access the bottom of the cover. There are 8 20 torx bolts. The cabin filter is located in the rear engine compartment on the pass side over the battery. It is held in by 3 clips.

The screws pop up when you loosen them. You just have to use a flat head screw driver and they will pop out completely

loosen the clamp at the throttle plate, remove two 10mm bolts from intake resionator, rewove pcv fresh air tube, loosen clamp on resionator to filter housing, remove 10mm bolt at top of filter housing, remove filter housing, open housing remove filter install new filter and reverse process.