Air Filters and Intake Manifolds

The only cross to the Generac filter is a Wix 49227. Costs between 7.99 to 16.99 online. Don't throw away outer pre-filter (OC3040) wrap. Reuse pre-filter by just cleaning it with soap and water, rinse and dry.

Pull the snaps undone, on the air filter cover, underneath lies your airfilter, then remove and replace.Then put everything back the way you found it.

This answer covers 1984 - 1994 Ford Tempos & Mercury Topaz in Ft-lbs Four-cylinder engine step 1 52 to 59 step 2 70 to 76 V6 engine step 1 52 to 66 step 2 back off 360-degrees step 3 33 to 41 step 4 63 to 73 For the tightening sequence on either engine you can ask any auto parts dealer.

I did this job 2times 5 years ago, i did it in my driveway and it took a few evenings, took it for a drive and it was leeking oil all over so i took it to a friends house to do it again again it took 2 evenings, the leak was not the intake gasket but the O-ring on the oil pump drive (where the distributer should have been) hope this helps

56.00 for the part and 100.00 per hour for labor In Canada the part is abound 30$ and 3 hours labour I wish it was $100 per hour My dealer is $82

There is no cabin air filter on a 1995 Villager.

I know the wix # is 42297 and The Fram is CA79

Probably a gasket or seal. Could be the rocker cover gaskets, intake manifold gaskets, or end rail seals. Have even seen the oil pressure sender leak and spray up onto the manifold.

Get everything cleaned up real good and you'll be able to see where it's coming from.

Repairing intake gasket not preferred, you can use red silicone to seal it, but to do so, you must remove the intake, in which case, you may as well replace the gasket.

that's what it is, i have a lumina, had same problem, replaced the intake manifold. run like a top since

What are the torque specs for 99 ford ranger 3.0L intake manifold?

You need to be specific as to year or Mk of Fiesta and as to which engine is fitted as they're all different.

Check owner's manual. If you don't have one copy and paste link below; www.fleet.ford.com/maintenance/owners_manuals

The best way to find out is go to your local auto parts store, ask for a haynes or chiltons manual on your vehicle. This will tell you everything you need to know about working on your vehicle. Make sure you use the proper torque specs & sequence on your bolts otherwise you will crack or warp the aluminum manifolds.

It is fuel injected. It may appear to be a carburetor but is in reality a throttle body fuel injection system with one injector.

if its a v6 and you take your time. it takes about 6-8 hours, depending on how fast you work !

It was not built with a cabin air filter.

It was not built with a cabin air filter.

1996 Ford Escort LX

Yes they will. For direct hp you'll have to search for.

I don't know, I've got a 93 Dodge Van, 5.2 liter. I'm trying to find out myself, the manual I bought doesnn't have that spec

Open the glove box, squeeze the sides in and remove the glove box (easy to re-install). Behind you will see a long horizontal rectangular hatch. Depress the plastic latch and remove the hatch. Remove old filter, clean out any loose debris, replace with new filter. Put the hatch and glove box back in and you are done.

The year, make, model and engine info would help.

They can be purchased on Amazon for the fairly low price of $13-$16. Currently, the Hunter 30920, Hunter 30930, and Hunter 30928 have filters for sale on Amazon.

i believe its located in the air box tube in front of throttle body valve..you have to take the inner engine cover between the seats to get access to the sensor

Didn't come with one until the model year 2000.