Honda 17201-R40-A00 Case Set, Air Cleaner

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On non-SULEV 2003 and 2004 four-cylinder models (except LXP models), disconnect the electrical connector from the IAT sensor, which is located on the air filter box end of the air intake duct. On 2003 and 2004 SULEV four-cylinder models, LXP models and all 2005 four-cylinder models, disconnect the electrical connector from the MAF/IAT sensor. This doesn't apply to V6 models. For air intake duct removal and installation details on four-cylinder models, disconnect the electrical connector from the MAFIIAT sensor, loosen the spring-type hose clamp and disconnect the PCV fresh air intake hose from the intake duct, disconnect the intake air bypass control thermal valve hose from the intake duct, detach the wiring harness from the air intake duct, loosen the hose clamp screw, then pull off the lower end of the air intake duct from the throttle body. The upper end of the air intake duct is secured to the air filter box by a retaining spring. To disconnect this end of the duct from the air filter box, simply pull it off. Then, remove the air intake duct. Installation is the reverse of removal.For the air filter box, remove the air intake duct, detach the battery cable harness clip, remove the air filter box mounting bolt, and then remove the air filter box assembly. Installation is the reverse of removal.The resonator is the large "cold air box" located at the front left corner of the vehicle, in the void between the front bumper cover and the inner fender splash shield. The purpose of the resonator is to provide a large volume of ambient air from which the air induction system can draw intake air. Because it's isolated from the engine compartment, the resonator can provide cooler air to the induction system. And cooler air is denser, which means it has more oxygen in it. To remove the resonator, open the hood and remove the cover from the ambient air intake duct, remove the ambient air intake duct, remove the front bumper cover, remove the resonator mounting bolts, and then remove the resonator assembly. Installation is the reverse of removal.