how do i get the part of the airbox that is by the fuse box along the fender off. i took off the three screws from the inside. i can now spin it around the tube that goes out by the fender, but i can't get it off.

Is the right half of the box still there? If so, it is only attached by a circular "cold air" tube going through to the side of the car behind the headlight. You basically need to rip the box off. Not a Superman rip, but more like a Clark Kent rip. It will come off...just take it easy.


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You pull it very hard.


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LOL... little complex there evul? Littl ecompetitive?

Yeah you can just pull of tak ethe tube and squeeze the ege in. It's split and will compress and you can pull off the box.

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