| The filter can be compared to the home furnace. It | | | | Step 6 - Remove the trim piece. |
| traps and prevents particulate from pollen, dust, smoke, | | | | Step 7 - Place the screws and trim in a magnetic |
| and other outdoor sources from contaminating the | | | | container or on the windshield.. |
| interior air. | | | | Step 8 - Remove the old filter from its rack. |
| Step 1 - It is not necessary to drive the vehicle onto | | | | Step 9 - Before installing the new part replacement, |
| wheel ramps or the use of a lifting device for this | | | | read the installation instructions on the side of the box . |
| repair. | | | | Step 10 - Place the replacement filter in its rack. |
| Step 2 - Pull out on the the hood release cable in the | | | | Step 11 - Position so that it seats properly in all four (4) |
| passenger compartment to release the latch lock. | | | | corners of the rack. |
| Step 2 - Pull out on the cable handle. | | | | Step 12 - Reinstall the trim that was previously |
| Step 3 - Raise the vehicles engine hood. | | | | removed. |
| Step 4 - Remove the rubber water seal from its track | | | | Step 13 - Using a phillips screwdriver, install the four (4) |
| in the back of the engine compartment. | | | | screws that were previously removed. |
| Step 5 - Set the seal aside on the firewall. | | | | Step 14 - Seat the water seal and position in its track. |
| Step 6 - Using a phillips screwdriver with a No. 2 bit, | | | | Step 15 - Close the hood to the vehicle making sure it |
| remove four (4) screws securing the trim attached to | | | | is securely locked. |
| the firewall. | | | | |