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rodney 10-04-2015 07:03 PM

oem air filter replacement
 
after having the fit for over a year, i was in need of an air filter. i was unable to find a cheaper aftermarket replacement for the stock filter. not a big fan of k&n on cars that i want to stay around for a while, so i had to bite the bullet and buy an oem one. :ohnoes:
https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/692/21...c4815a1d_b.jpg

for future reference, the part number is 17220-5R0-008. also, make sure that you locate the tab on the right side of the filter, and put it back in the same spot. my friend was helping me, and was unable to put the air box cover on because he spun the filter 180 degrees... ;)
https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5833/2...ae38ffde_b.jpg

KikeDiaz 10-04-2015 09:07 PM

Wow that;s a dirty filter. I'll suggest also changing the air cabin filer it looks you like in a dusty place.

2Rismo2 10-04-2015 09:13 PM

How many miles were on it when you changed it?

JN2k108 10-05-2015 06:04 AM

the air filter will filter better the dirtier it gets. Soon you just start losing mpgs because it is so clogged up and no air can get through.

rodney 10-06-2015 05:32 PM


Originally Posted by 2Rismo2 (Post 1322255)
How many miles were on it when you changed it?

just under 36k. i checked it a month ago, and it was due for replacement. i was trying to find aftermarket parts, but nothing is on the market, so i went with oem.

Carsmak 05-11-2016 11:46 PM

Getting ready for a major, cross country road trip. Want to check the filter & have this replacement here. Can't seem to find where it goes?

DrewE 05-12-2016 01:16 AM


Originally Posted by JN2k108 (Post 1322295)
the air filter will filter better the dirtier it gets. Soon you just start losing mpgs because it is so clogged up and no air can get through.

From what I understand, with modern fuel-injected engines you don't actually see much if any change in gas milage, as the ECU adjusts the fuel for the actual amount air. You just lose power, exactly like driving with a throttle valve that won't open all the way.

Namae Kana 05-12-2016 02:02 AM

$10.70 on eBay


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