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As air flows into the car’s engine, foreign objects and debris get caught in the Super Fine Filter. Over time, the air filter will become clogged, causing a loss in both performance and fuel mileage. Regularly replacing your air filter is easy, and can save you money over time by keeping your engines air intake at maximum efficiency.

Changing the air filter should be part of any tune-up, but if you frequently drive on dirt roads or in other dusty conditions, you need to replace it even more frequently. On most vehicles, this is an extremely simple procedure. We offer Air filter for shopping mall.

Step 1: First we need to find the correct air filter for your vehicle. Being that there are literally 100's of different air filters to choose from, you need to start by looking up your vehicle's make and model in the reference books where air filters are sold. This will provide you with the correct model of filter to purchase.

Step 2: Open the hood and visually find the Super Fine Filters. Depending on the make, model and/or age of the vehicle, it could be either square or round. On an older carbureted engine, it will likely be located on top of the engine and secure with a wing nut.

Step 3: Remove all securing devices (screws or wing nuts) or clamps that hold the air box together.

Step 4: Gently separate the air box housing and remove old air filter.

Step 5: Either with a clean rag or a shop vacuum, clean any remaining dirt and debris remaining from the housing.

Step 6: Install the new air filter. Make sure the new filter seats in the air box housing properly and snuggly.

Step 7: Re-secure the lid of the air box housing. There are some details about Air filter for airport.