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Charcoal Filter removal
Originating Author: adr
Step 1
Step 12
Step 1
First, open the door.
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Step 2
Open the hood
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Step 3
And pull the yellow handle to open the hood
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Step 4
release the clip on both side of the intake chamber as indicated
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Step 5
Use a small flat head screw driver to release intake sensor from the intake box
and loosen the clamp screw on the flexible tubing
and loosen the clamp screw on the flexible tubing
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Step 6
Loosen the bolts with 10mm socket
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Step 7
pull out the air box and loosen all 5 screws with a T-25 Torx screwdriver.
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Step 8
Open the air box.
Cut the carbon filter.
The result is like this.
Cut the carbon filter.
The result is like this.
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Step 9
Use sandpaper to smooth the surface on the cut area
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Step 10
Take a break. Repeat as many times as needed
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Step 11
Carefully clean the air box. You don’t want any particle sucked into the engine. And assemble the air box.
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Reverse the step 1-6 and you are done.
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