S&B Filters Cold Air Intake Kit - Cotton Filter 75-2529-1 - Manual (Page 2)

5/1/2008
REV-B
PERFORMANCE TESTING
*Engage parking brake and start
your engine. Listen for abnormal
noises. If an air leak is detected,
re-inspect hoses and connections as
they may need to be repositioned
and tightened.
*S&B FILTERS RECOMMENDS
THAT YOU KEEP YOUR OEM
INTAKE SYSTEM IN THE EVENT
IT IS REQURIED IN THE FUTURE.
*In order to maintain your warranty,
all connections and components
must be checked periodically for
alignment and for proper tension on
all connections. Failure to do so will
void your warranty.
*Use only S&B Filter cleaning and
oil products to service your filter.
Using any other brand oil and or
cleaners may void your warranty.
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
(continued)
13. Install the S&B intake tube as shown be-
low. Tighten the hose clamps
14 . Re-connect the MAF sensor electrical
connection. Re-connect the crank case vent
hose.
15. On vehicles equipped with a second vent
hose, line up the vent hose to the intake tube
and mark the tube for drilling.
16. After marking the tube, remove the tube
from the vehicle and drill a 5/8” hole and install
the provided grommet as shown. Reinstall the
intake tube. Install vent hose into intake tube.
17. Install the S&B Air Filter.
18. Attach the S&B clear lid using the provided
screws and conical washers.
(note: prototype lid pictured)
19. Replace the throttle body dust cover. And
re-connect the negative battery terminal. The
installation is now complete.
20. Recheck all connections to make
sure they are correct and tight.
21. Adhere the C.A.R.B. exemption sticker in
plain sight under the hood.
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Part No. 88-0005
Smog Certification Note:
The California Air Resource Board
(CARB) requires that an E.O.
identification label be applied to the
vehicle in order to pass a smog check
inspection when a High Performance
Intake Kit has been installed.
You must place the E.O. label provided
on or near the intake kit after installation
so that a smog check technician can
easily verify the E.O. number.