In-cabin air filter and Engine air filter
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In-cabin air filter and Engine air filter
I need to know where i can buy
in-cabin air micro-filter and
the 2x engine air filter.
I live in vancouver,bc,canada so local is cheaper for me.
anyways
For the engine air filter, i saw that there is 2 clips, so i unclipped it and try to pull it out vertically but no luck. should i pull harder or do i have to do something else? not sure, couldn't find any instructions.
anyways link to the parts would be great and something that you have used/is using would be good.
thanks.
anything else i should do at 28 000 kilometers? (17k miles)
i rotated my tires for the first time, and do oil changes at 6000-8000km intervals, (3.7k miles)
in-cabin air micro-filter and
the 2x engine air filter.
I live in vancouver,bc,canada so local is cheaper for me.
anyways
For the engine air filter, i saw that there is 2 clips, so i unclipped it and try to pull it out vertically but no luck. should i pull harder or do i have to do something else? not sure, couldn't find any instructions.
anyways link to the parts would be great and something that you have used/is using would be good.
thanks.
anything else i should do at 28 000 kilometers? (17k miles)
i rotated my tires for the first time, and do oil changes at 6000-8000km intervals, (3.7k miles)
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03-08-2010, 01:34 PM
Most any auto store will have both. The airbox has 4 clips and you have to unscrew the 10mm bolt that supports the airbox.
It's a pain to replace to I end up disconnecting the maf sensor and accordian tube and pulling the entire thing out to replace the filter. A bit more work but alot less chance at mangling your new filter trying to install it.
It's a pain to replace to I end up disconnecting the maf sensor and accordian tube and pulling the entire thing out to replace the filter. A bit more work but alot less chance at mangling your new filter trying to install it.
#3
03-08-2010, 01:53 PM
www.infinitihelp.com has a complete tutorial video on engine air filter replacement. I haen't done it yet but i'm sure it's not only two clips.
#4
03-08-2010, 01:53 PM
hey talk to Mike from ztune! they are located in burnaby. I just picked up oem air filters from them, prices are very comparable to US prices. Awesome guys!
also the oem filters pop out after you take off those 2 clips, if you need a hand im in vancouver also, just grab the parts and i can help you out
its a 5min job
Manny
also the oem filters pop out after you take off those 2 clips, if you need a hand im in vancouver also, just grab the parts and i can help you out
its a 5min job
Manny
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just unclip the 2 clips and pull up and a little towards the engine and it will pop right out, no need to take any bolts off.
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Most any auto store will have both. The airbox has 4 clips and you have to unscrew the 10mm bolt that supports the airbox.
It's a pain to replace to I end up disconnecting the maf sensor and accordian tube and pulling the entire thing out to replace the filter. A bit more work but alot less chance at mangling your new filter trying to install it.
???
also can any1 actually give me links to parts that they have bought and is using?
its not that im lazy but i never bought car parts online before and i have u guys approval that the filter is made for my 2008 g35x model.
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Most any auto store will have both. The airbox has 4 clips and you have to unscrew the 10mm bolt that supports the airbox.
It's a pain to replace to I end up disconnecting the maf sensor and accordian tube and pulling the entire thing out to replace the filter. A bit more work but alot less chance at mangling your new filter trying to install it.
???
also can any1 actually give me links to parts that they have bought and is using?
its not that im lazy but i never bought car parts online before and i have u guys approval that the filter is made for my 2008 g35x model.
#9
03-09-2010, 08:02 PM
www.autopartsway.ca
I have used them and they are good and had my order in less than 24 hours. Shipping is free on orders > $75.
There are cheaper places.
https://g35driver.com/forums/v36-diy...crofilter.html
I have used them and they are good and had my order in less than 24 hours. Shipping is free on orders > $75.
There are cheaper places.
https://g35driver.com/forums/v36-diy...crofilter.html
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I just replaced both cabin and engine air filters for the first time last weekend. The cabin filter is a bit of a chore but the DIY on it is very helpful.
For the engine filters, it is just the 2 clips. But, I had a problem getting them out also until I figured out that what you are lifting out is a square holder that the filters slide into from the side. When you try to take them out, sometimes the filter tilts out towards the rear of the car and hangs up on airbox. I had to stick my finger into the opening and push/tilt the filter back towards the front of the car and flush back into the holder, then the whole unit slid right out.
FYI< I used a Micron Carbon Cabin Filter and AFE Pro Dry Air Filters.
Good Luck!
For the engine filters, it is just the 2 clips. But, I had a problem getting them out also until I figured out that what you are lifting out is a square holder that the filters slide into from the side. When you try to take them out, sometimes the filter tilts out towards the rear of the car and hangs up on airbox. I had to stick my finger into the opening and push/tilt the filter back towards the front of the car and flush back into the holder, then the whole unit slid right out.
FYI< I used a Micron Carbon Cabin Filter and AFE Pro Dry Air Filters.
Good Luck!
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05-11-2010, 03:03 PM
Most any auto store will have both. The airbox has 4 clips and you have to unscrew the 10mm bolt that supports the airbox.
It's a pain to replace to I end up disconnecting the maf sensor and accordian tube and pulling the entire thing out to replace the filter. A bit more work but alot less chance at mangling your new filter trying to install it.
It's a pain to replace to I end up disconnecting the maf sensor and accordian tube and pulling the entire thing out to replace the filter. A bit more work but alot less chance at mangling your new filter trying to install it.
#13
05-11-2010, 03:49 PM
what do u guys think, oem is 60$ but this one is only 21$....
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...A2OBK8JO9EJ9HZ
do u think theres going to be a big difference in quality?
for the engine air filter im just getting oems from infiniti part usa at 15$ x 2.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...A2OBK8JO9EJ9HZ
do u think theres going to be a big difference in quality?
for the engine air filter im just getting oems from infiniti part usa at 15$ x 2.
wayyyy over thinking this... get the cheapest priced filters, they all do the same.
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05-11-2010, 08:59 PM
