I have a Pontiac G5 2.2 L. How to remove the lower air box? It seems to be screwed into the mounting bracket.
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Depending on the year of your car, you either just have to pull on the lower air box until it pops out or remove the wheel on that side, get under the car and take all the plastic shielding apart to find the other side of the bolt where the nut is and then unscrew it. It should be hidden by the tube that bring air into the air box. Just undo a few screws to remove that as well.
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well for mine there were two screws i had to remove which where if i remember right on the top part of the box
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2005 through 2010 Chevrolet (Chevy) Cobalt 2.2L A...: http://youtu.be/59n1KixN5FsThis totally helped me
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I don't see anything in the manual that explains what that second port was designed for. Maybe it's for a different model. It doesn't appear to have any function. It just looks down into the back of the cabinet, and that general space is open via the grill on the back of back/side of the unit. So there's nothing pulling on it for air intake or pushing against it for exhaust.
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I used the adhesive disk from the mount that came with the unit Make sure it's in the right spot, it won't come off I ended up using. The vent mount Works great
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Rip the box apart. The only other place maybe in the hood where the battery goes. Sorry it's been over a year since I built ours
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I'm not sure I can answer that question based on the information you have given me. The one I replaced resolved an issue I was having. Which was, air blowing out all vents. There is only one actuator that controls that. And, in my truck it's located under the dash but just above the gas pedal.. Took me about 45 minutes to change it out. it's not hard to do, just time consuming. What you may want to do, is.. depending on your vehicle. find a forum that is specific to that vehicle. Join up and ask them questions. Generally speaking they are more than happy to help answer questions as long as they are specific. Hope that helps.
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I can't remember exactly, but when I replaced mine I put the new one in the same way as the old one. The airflow is downwards (from top to bottom), if that helps.
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On the side of the filter is an arrow pointing up. Its on the same side that has the filter part numbers. If you cant see an arrow look for the part numbers. Just make sure all the writing is facing up and can be read when installed (you got it right when you can read it before you put the cover back). VERY IMPORTANT !! ---&gt;&gt;&gt; Make sure you "set the air on a/c to Recycle Inside Air before you install the filter". This is so the air dampener lever is closed allowing the filter to go in all the way and without damage to the filter and your car's A/C. hope this helps.
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Pull it strongly to remove. NEVER drill, there's a thread for the air coupler
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gas line to the pilot comes off. but the other line no.. its best to replace the whole thing. if its rusty and you you cant get it off you may have to make a new bracket to hold it.
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If your talking about the airator on end of spout its usually is screen on bottom ,then white plastic piece with holes just sits in grove flat side up then rubber gasket . then just screw it back on. If its a flat white plastic pc with a small pencil size hole thats a flow reducer I just leave them out.
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It is behind the glove box. there is a plug in and two screws that need to be removed, then switch out the unit (check youtube)
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Had to move the top bracket back a little and drill new holes. When I put this hitch in my truck. I took airbags off put the hitch in then put airbags back on. They sit back just a little on top of hitch bracket drilled holes though hitch and frame. Had to have little bit longer bolt than what came with the airbags. And mine are the Firestone airbags
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I had the same problem. The bottom just screws off and the gasket is easily replaced. Good Luck.
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It works with the stock airbox. You need to do a little cutting and drilling. I riveted it to my air box with some epoxy for a tight seal.
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YES. My 2001 Dodge has the same thing. You Just simply take the hose off the airbox. Once you install it you will see where that hose goes onto the chrome tube of the intake.
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You might need an extension for some wrenches so you can reach bolts that are a little far down. It was a simple process, it took us about 30minutes to get it installed. You might also want some WD-40 to help get things apart also rubber part that let's air into the stock airbox will be left in, there will be a 2nd hole in the medal bracket for it to go in. As far as I remember there was not any special tools. And when you go to change the coolant hose you might want a plastic bowl to catch it. There wasn't much coolant lost. We didn't use anything to catch it. I hope this helps you out. Please ask more questions if you need anymore help. You might need an extension for some wrenches so you can reach bolts that are a little far down. It was a simple process, it took us about 30minutes to get it installed. You might also want some WD-40 to help get things apart also rubber part that let's air into the stock airbox will be left in, there will be a 2nd hole in the medal bracket for it to go in. As far as I remember there was not any special tools. And when you go to change the coolant hose you might want a plastic bowl to catch it. There wasn't much coolant lost. We didn't use anything to catch it. I hope this helps you out.... » Read More You might need an extension for some wrenches so you can reach bolts that are a little far down. It was a simple process, it took us about 30minutes to get it installed. You might also want some WD-40 to help get things apart also rubber part that let's air into the stock airbox will be left in, there will be a 2nd hole in the medal bracket for it to go in. As far as I remember there was not any special tools. And when you go to change the coolant hose you might want a plastic bowl to catch it. There wasn't much coolant lost. We didn't use anything to catch it. I hope this helps you out. Please ask more questions if you need anymore help. « Show Less
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I mounted mine on the left side to avoid drilling into the airbag. You could also use industrial velcro.