Removing air silencer
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Find your air box. Now between that and the headlight will be a plastic piece that looks like a tube. That's the silencer. To remove it, take the lid off the air box, and take out the filter. At the bottom are some circular looking holes. Basically this is a plug that is held in place with rubber grommets. (The plug from the air box goes through the hole in the rubber) Use a screw driver to gently pry the grommet to the side enough so you can wiggle out the plug. Then remove the silencer and replace.
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Wowak did a "how to" on it
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=367
pics are worht everything.
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=367
pics are worht everything.
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#6
Originally Posted by Dave and Julie
That looks like a venturi designed to improve flow into the intake system. Taking it out probably makes things worse, but if it makes you feel good, take it out.
Its a NVH piece, nothing more.
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How about taking the one out of a V8 Explorer air box.
Outside dims are the same, and I can buy the part at the Ford dealer for about $20.
The inside dims are larger and instead of being round it is oval like the actual hole in the box.
I am getting ready to order my Gibson and want to let more air in since I will be letting more air out.
What do you think??
Outside dims are the same, and I can buy the part at the Ford dealer for about $20.
The inside dims are larger and instead of being round it is oval like the actual hole in the box.
I am getting ready to order my Gibson and want to let more air in since I will be letting more air out.
What do you think??
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Air box removed
I remove only the air box the big part, I leave the upper part with tha Mas,
the fliter is the original one and I fixed into the upper part with 2 pieces of wire you can use cable ties instead of it.
It sounds great, I feel a little difference at 3k-4k revolutions
Any body has an idea if this can be dangerous for my truck?
Oh I forgot let you know my filter is a K&N original type.
I'm going to use this homemade intake until I can buy a new one.
Any suggetions?
Victor
the fliter is the original one and I fixed into the upper part with 2 pieces of wire you can use cable ties instead of it.
It sounds great, I feel a little difference at 3k-4k revolutions
Any body has an idea if this can be dangerous for my truck?
Oh I forgot let you know my filter is a K&N original type.
I'm going to use this homemade intake until I can buy a new one.
Any suggetions?
Victor
#11
Originally Posted by LILBLUE04FX4L2
How about taking the one out of a V8 Explorer air box.
Outside dims are the same, and I can buy the part at the Ford dealer for about $20.
The inside dims are larger and instead of being round it is oval like the actual hole in the box.
I am getting ready to order my Gibson and want to let more air in since I will be letting more air out.
What do you think??
Outside dims are the same, and I can buy the part at the Ford dealer for about $20.
The inside dims are larger and instead of being round it is oval like the actual hole in the box.
I am getting ready to order my Gibson and want to let more air in since I will be letting more air out.
What do you think??
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Originally Posted by B300OWNER
Well may be you're right, but is not the same with a cone filter I mean a cold air fiilter si not the same situation or not?
Sorry I can't post a picture, but you know what i'm talking about.
Sorry I can't post a picture, but you know what i'm talking about.
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