It's just 4 phillips head screws, looks like the MAP wire is a PITA, but that's about it.
Anyone try changing the air filter in their Crosstour?
Has anyone tried doing this on their own?
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It's cheaper to do it yourself... search online dude...tons of info.
Can't be that difficult. My '06 Accord V6 isn't the easiest of changes but not too bad with a little patience.Has anyone tried doing this on their own?
One thing I did have problems with in the '06 were the 4 phillips hold down screws which promtly broke when removed due to flimsy design and rust.
Worth removing carfully at some point and applying antiseize ...
In my neck of the woods, salt and moisture are an issue that can quickly cause rust and corrosion for those in the same situation.
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Took a few pics of the OEM filter housing that I removed to add my K&N Typhoon intake.
They clearly show the 4 philips head screws that hold the lid on and the OEM clamps that held the wiring. (one black and one green)
These don't need to be removed to change the filter btw.
The MAF sensor has been removed to place on the Typhoon intake.
First one shows the OEM intake box complete.
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Next one shows the lid taken off to expose the filter
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and the last one shows the upper and lower half of the intake box with the filter removed.
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They clearly show the 4 philips head screws that hold the lid on and the OEM clamps that held the wiring. (one black and one green)
These don't need to be removed to change the filter btw.
The MAF sensor has been removed to place on the Typhoon intake.
First one shows the OEM intake box complete.
Next one shows the lid taken off to expose the filter
and the last one shows the upper and lower half of the intake box with the filter removed.
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