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Air Filter Removal

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jvieira

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Sep 3, 2013
Faro, Europe
Hello, not sure if this is the right place for the question but, i was wondering if anyone as ever removed the left side of the air filter box from the hose... been trying all day to get this sucker out but with no success , ive removed the 3 bolts but it seems stuck with a clip on the hose...any tips on this? Pictures attached.

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Should pull out, maybe try to push the little tabs inward a little bit on the intake tube that's sticking inside the box. Alternatively, it may be held on by the nut circled in red here on this diagram. I used to have an N/A but can't remember if it pulled out entirely or if it had something keeping it in place.

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Thanks, ive uploaded another pic, i can rotate it quite well wich tells me its loosen but it seems the plastic attachment between the hose and the box
 

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i can rotate it quite well wich tells me its loosen

Pull it straight out, you wont break it. Maybe spray it with some WD-40 to make it a tad easier to slip off. Those 4 slits(cuts) you can see on the hose is so the tabs can bend slightly so it doesn't break and fit snugly.
 
Pull it straight out, you wont break it. Maybe spray it with some WD-40 to make it a tad easier to slip off. Those 4 slits(cuts) you can see on the hose is so the tabs can bend slightly so it doesn't break and fit snugly.
Did what you said, sprayed it with wd40, its actually quite dificult to get it out, its more of a concern to break a hard to come by part... But in the end managed to get it off as it was intended, just needs a real good pull. Thank you once again
 
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