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Old 07-31-2007, 04:21 AM
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Another cold air intake question

Well, I found a place on ebay that seems to have a fine cold air intake system, for a good price. The link is here--->

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/BOMZ-...spagenameZWDVW

But, I have some questions on installation. In the picture of it installed on the car, it seems that the old air filter station is completly gone, along with the box for the clutch fluid that seems to be a one piece construction on my cav(98'). My question is this, how do I remove said airfilter box, and what does that little fluid fill station have to do with the intake system? By removing the box thing, would that effect my clutch? Im a newb at working on cars, but have done a few things, so Im not dumb, this one just seems to have stumped me. Any help?
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Re: Another cold air intake question

you have to take your battery out, then its a WHOLE BUNCH of pulling and wiggling, after everythings disconnected from it of course, and for the clucth fluid, you'll have to pull that resivoir off, i mounted mine like this




that "bracket" becomes available once you have that big black thing pulled out
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Old 08-02-2007, 01:01 AM
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Re: Another cold air intake question

And that big black box thing is just part of the stock air filter system?
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Re: Another cold air intake question

Yep complete waste of space.

Bomz is garbage... and so is pretty much anything on ebay unless its a brand name.
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Re: Another cold air intake question

What about AEM or JDM? Ether one of those?
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Re: Another cold air intake question

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What about AEM or JDM? Ether one of those?
JDM for an American made car.....that makes me smile
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Re: Another cold air intake question

you dont need to take the battery out. take the wheel and that splash guard off. then take out the screw on the left side of the black box under there and then wiggle it all out from the wheel well.
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Re: Another cold air intake question

that sounds like way more of a pain in the ass then just pulling the battery out
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Re: Another cold air intake question

yea, but there is no other way to get all of the box out from behind the washer fluid reservoir.
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Re: Another cold air intake question

hmmmm, weird, all of mine came out just fine through the top, just had to remove the battery
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Re: Another cold air intake question

whats so good with "brand name"?? all ur doing is paying for the name for an air intake .. a tube with a filter simple as that...
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Re: Another cold air intake question

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whats so good with "brand name"??
nothing... you're absoluetely right, they all do the same thing, its a tube with a filter at the end
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