Toyota Camry: How to replace air filter on 2002 4 cyl Camry ?????????

Marty,

Take the car into your local dealership and have their service mechanic show
you how to do that. I asked that question to my dealer and they showed me
how to do it and what to look out for.


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They canbe removd 'in situ' I've read here.

Jason

On Tue, 18 Nov 2003 10:16:25 -0500, "Car Guy" <com> wrote:

Marty,

Take the car into your local dealership and have their service mechanic show
you how to do that. I asked that question to my dealer and they showed me
how to do it and what to look out for.


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would you mind telling us how to do it?
i spoke with my dealer and he told me to bring the car in for $150 service to do almost
nothing
thanks for any help

I would suggest you find a more honest dealer. My dealership does these
things for free.

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On Wed, 19 Nov 2003 23:54:40 -0500, "Car Guy" <com> wrote:

I would suggest you find a more honest dealer. My dealership does these
things for free.

 
to do almost 

i understand the dealer is just out to make a buck --but
You know how to get the air filter top off- why not just tell us all and save a ton of
time for all of us
you can e-mail me too
i mainly need to know if i need to remove the large air intake hose & clamp
i know i must remove the wire clip & the bolts holding the top but
is there something special i should know?
did the dealer do something special to connect it
will i get a "check engine" light?
thanx for any help (i hope)

I am not too sure on how to remove it. I recall the mechanic showed me how
to do this, but since they don't charge for labour to replace the air filter
(just the cost of the filter itself), I was not too inclined to tinker with
my car.

If memory serves, there are 4 screws that secure the air filter box. Open
those, and make sure the sensor wires for the hose do not get bothered and
then just remove and replace the air filter.

I am sure the handbook mentions how to do this as well.

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