This may or may not be the solution for you, but check this out for starters. Some oil filter gaskets are not well bonded to the filter, and as a result, when you remove an old filter, sometimes the old gasket will stick to the engine. If you don't notice, and install a new filter while the old gasket is still stuck there, the new filter will not seal properly and you will have a serious leak. If this turns out to be the case for you, simply remove the old gasket, inspect, and reinstall the new filter with its own gasket. If the filter's gasket looks damaged, or deformed in any way, you're best off buying and installing a new filter. (My personal opinion and advice: don't waste your money on cheapie filters, they're not worth it. Stick with a brand name you trust)
That would be part of the crankcase ventilation system. I guess you could call it the air filter housing to engine crankcase ventilation tube.
It's the air intake housing which usually starts near the front of the car and goes back to the top of the engine. The whole unit is the intake, specifically the air filter is held by the air filter housing.
around the oil filter housing.
Open hood. Remove plastic housing securing air filter. Install new filter. Replace what you have removed. Your finished!
In the resistor housing, remove the glove box and the metal housing is above the pollen filter
Which filter housing? Air filter, oil filter, fuel filter?
The filter is in a filter housing. Remove the plug in the bottom of the housing. The filter housing is then loosened using a specific wrench for that housing type.
As the filter was replaced recently it could be just a loose filter housing that is causing the unit to "rattle" when it is running. Rest your hand on different places near to the filter on the casing of the air conditioning unit to see if you can locate the cause of the new noise. If the noise can easily be stopped just by pressing on the filter housing - or somewhere else on the casing near to it - then the person who changed the filter needs to come back and ensure that the new filter is correctly seated in its housing and that all the screws are properly tight.
Cracked fuel hose(s); bad fuel line connections; or cracked filter housing.
Oil filter
Where the air intake tube coming from the air filter housing connects to the intake you will find the MAF sensor.
Unclip the 5 metal clips on the top of the filter housing. Pull the filter housing straight up and take it out of the vehicle. The filter and housing must all be replaced.
check that the O ring was replaced when oil filter was changed. id O ring is good and filter is tight, and housing still leaking, replace filter housing
Yes it has a filter. Find the intake and follow the tube backward to the filter housing. The filter is inside this housing. Addition: The air filter housing is (when standing in front of the vehicle) directly behind the battery. There are 4 screws, one on each corner, on the housing that need removed to access the filter.
You can find the 2005 Pontiac Sunfire air filter the inside of the air filter housing.. The air filter housing will be in the engine compartment.
take the filter off then unscrew the bolt at the oil filter housing
The air filter is located on the top of the engine. The air filter is enclosed in the air filter housing. Remove the cover to the air filter housing to install the new air filter.