Here is the procedure straight from the Chilton repair manual. 1. Disconnect the negative battery cable. 2. Wrap a shop towel around the fittings and using a proper wrench, slowly loosen the fuel line fittings. 3. Remove the 2 banjo bolts from the fuel lines. 4. Remove the fuel filter clamp retaining bolt and the clamp. 5. Remove the filter from the vehicle. Note: It is very important that ALL of the fuel line banjo bolt washers be replaced every time the banjo bolts are loosened. If the washers are not replaced the fuel lines will leak pressurized fuel causing the risk of fire or explosion. 6. Install the new filter in position and tighten the clamp mounting bolt to 7 ft. lbs. 7. Attach the banjo fittings with new washers in place. On Legend and Vigo, tighten the fuel line flare connector to 28 ft. lbs. On the remaining models, tighten the banjo fitting bolts to 20 ft. lbs. 8. Start the vehicle and check for leaks. Contributor's note: The banjo bolts and clamp retaining bolt appear (from the diagram in the manual) to be standard bolts so no special tools are required.
The interior air condition filter also know as pollen filter on a 1995 Integra is located in the cabin of the vehicle. Remove the glovebox and the filter is directly behind it. Pull and replace the filter.
sorry, Integra's 1986-2001 do not have cabin air filter's.
the fuel filter for a 95-2001 integra is located at the firewall close buy the battery
its easy located on the pass side of car under hood sze of a pop can 2 lines just follow the line from the fuel rail to the filter
the filter is on the frame rail and there is a special tool to release it
no
The fuel filter on a Acura Integra is located near the rear of the engine. More specifically it is mounted on the firewall of the engine bay.
No where. does not have one.
1997
There is no filter in a manual tranny. if you have an automatic there is still no removable filter in it.
there is no such thing as transmission filter,u have to change the transmission fluid.
Not if you don't mind spilling about a pint of fuel.