K&N Air Filter install?
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K&N Air Filter install?
I know this is a dumb question but I just got my g35 saturday and love it but i bought a K&N air filter for it. I was wondering how to install it i could probably figure it out but dont want to chance it.
350 Z-TUBE INSTALL
One - First remove the four 10mm bolts on top of the engine cover. Be careful not to lose any of the bushings that are on the bottom of the cover and only held in the rubber grommets by friction. Put the cover and bolts to the side for safe keeping:
Two - Then loosen the clamp for the Plenum intake using an 8mm socket:
Three - Using pliers or channel locks, release the clamp for the tube that is in the middle of the Duct. On the G it is on top. On the 350Z, it will be located on the bottom (keep that in mind) Do not remove the clamp, but keep it on the rubber tube for safe keeping:
Four -Remove the "mid-way" support bolt using a 10mm socket. Place it with your other 4 cover bolts for safe keeping:
Five -Using a Phillips screwdriver, loosen the flexible end of the G's duct and slide the clamp to the front of the car, onto the air box.
Six -Making sure both ends of the G's duct a free of their connections, lift it out -remember it has a bottom portion that needs to come clear:
Seven -Fit the new 350z pipe into place. You may find it helpful to connect the "mid¬way" tube (from step 3) first before rotating it into its downward position. Then push the rigid end of the duct onto the plenum and flexible end to the front airbox.
Eight -Connect the duct to the Plenum...get it seated properly or the mid-way connection bolt will not be aligned.
Nine -Tighten down the mid-way connector bracket:
Ten -Tighten the screw clamp to attach the flexible end to the airbox, as well as the Plenum side. Retighten the "mid-way" bracket bolt again.
Eleven -Reinstall the engine cover. Be careful not to drop any of the brass fittings into the engine bay. There a pain to track down!
Twelve - The finished product!
A word of caution... I would carry your tools (8mm & 10mm socket and the Phillips screwdriver, pliers) in event that you did not tighten something properly. Recheck the fittings after your next commute.
One - First remove the four 10mm bolts on top of the engine cover. Be careful not to lose any of the bushings that are on the bottom of the cover and only held in the rubber grommets by friction. Put the cover and bolts to the side for safe keeping:
Two - Then loosen the clamp for the Plenum intake using an 8mm socket:
Three - Using pliers or channel locks, release the clamp for the tube that is in the middle of the Duct. On the G it is on top. On the 350Z, it will be located on the bottom (keep that in mind) Do not remove the clamp, but keep it on the rubber tube for safe keeping:
Four -Remove the "mid-way" support bolt using a 10mm socket. Place it with your other 4 cover bolts for safe keeping:
Five -Using a Phillips screwdriver, loosen the flexible end of the G's duct and slide the clamp to the front of the car, onto the air box.
Six -Making sure both ends of the G's duct a free of their connections, lift it out -remember it has a bottom portion that needs to come clear:
Seven -Fit the new 350z pipe into place. You may find it helpful to connect the "mid¬way" tube (from step 3) first before rotating it into its downward position. Then push the rigid end of the duct onto the plenum and flexible end to the front airbox.
Eight -Connect the duct to the Plenum...get it seated properly or the mid-way connection bolt will not be aligned.
Nine -Tighten down the mid-way connector bracket:
Ten -Tighten the screw clamp to attach the flexible end to the airbox, as well as the Plenum side. Retighten the "mid-way" bracket bolt again.
Eleven -Reinstall the engine cover. Be careful not to drop any of the brass fittings into the engine bay. There a pain to track down!
Twelve - The finished product!
A word of caution... I would carry your tools (8mm & 10mm socket and the Phillips screwdriver, pliers) in event that you did not tighten something properly. Recheck the fittings after your next commute.
here's a how-to video
http://www.infinitihelp.com/diy/gsed...dure_video.htm
it's on one of the sites i gave you
here's a picture how-to if the vid doen'st work for you
http://www.infinitihelp.com/diy/gsed...eplacement.htm
http://www.infinitihelp.com/diy/gsed...dure_video.htm
it's on one of the sites i gave you
here's a picture how-to if the vid doen'st work for you
http://www.infinitihelp.com/diy/gsed...eplacement.htm
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