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How to remove airbox cover
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MattyP
PostPosted: Tue Mar 27, 2012 11:23 am Reply with quote Up
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Does anyone know how to remove the top cover of the airbox which looks like this

 

 
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Edward
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There is a hole at the side where a screwdriver can be inserted to undo the jubilee clip that hold the cover onto the throttle body. A torch might help you see the screwhead of the clip.
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Just inside there mate

 

 

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Martind wrote:
Just inside there mate

 

cheers guys, hopefully removing it will give me room to remove the icv

 
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Edward
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Well it should do because then it will look like this.

 

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thanks mate, will give it another go on thursday
 
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Steve206
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Dont you miss your plastic manifold Edward?!
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dont split the rubber bit £45 for replacement from pug
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Steve206 wrote:
Dont you miss your plastic manifold Edward?!

It's still in the cupboard at home so I take a look now and again.

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