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Step 6Removing the Air filter/tube
In my vehicle a 2.5L Jeep Wrangler you have to remove the stock air filter and air tube. We will be replacing is with the air tube from the 4.0L wrangler to this tube we will attach a cone air filter.
To attach the cone air filter we must cut off the flexible ribbed section of the 4.0L air tube. With the cone air filter will come a set of rubber adapter rings the smallest of these rings will need to be pressed over the straight end of the air tube. Once in place the filter can be locked on by tightening the attached pipe clamp. The opposite end of the air tube will need to be pressed down over the throttle body and then tighten it with th attached pipe clamp.
To cover the cone filter a shop-vac filter bag should be put over it to catch any excess mud or dirt. It can be held on with a larger rubber band.
To attach the cone air filter we must cut off the flexible ribbed section of the 4.0L air tube. With the cone air filter will come a set of rubber adapter rings the smallest of these rings will need to be pressed over the straight end of the air tube. Once in place the filter can be locked on by tightening the attached pipe clamp. The opposite end of the air tube will need to be pressed down over the throttle body and then tighten it with th attached pipe clamp.
To cover the cone filter a shop-vac filter bag should be put over it to catch any excess mud or dirt. It can be held on with a larger rubber band.
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