6637 question
Post Fiend
Joined: Jul 2005
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From: 21791
You remove the top, and the back. I left the snorkle in place, and i also left the bottom which is part of the battery box. There is also a partition between the battery and the new filter, which i guess was the front of the old airbox. The new filter sits perfectly in a nice ledge on the bottom of the battery ledge.
Post Fiend
Joined: Jul 2005
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From: 21791
They can be found at a local Napa (Part 6637) for $40ish, or at www.fleetfilter.com (part 46637) for $18 last time i checked.
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Joined: May 2006
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From: Harrison Twp., Michigan
Hi guys , I made this change this am. I purchased a 4"x4" rubber coupler at Lowes . I was a little concerned with a small gap that was caused by the locating tab for the stock camps, I removed it and the gap was gone. I did run a bead of sealer on the intake tube side to the coupler. The coupler to fiter side tightened up nicely. Used tie straps to hold the sensors out of the way. One large strap to hold the filter to the tray.
Thanks for the help in the all of the past posts.
Thanks for the help in the all of the past posts.
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