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Honda CRX Air Filter Box
The Honda CRX Air Filter Box protects the engine by ensuring that incoming air passes through the air filter to permit only clean oxygen to reach the combustion chambers. Positioned at the front of every Honda speed-focused CRX model, the Air Filter Box protects the filter element from road grit, dust, sand, leaves, and other harmful debris that may otherwise grind away pistons, rings, and cylinder walls. By directing the airflow in a controlled manner, the Air Filter Box helps to prevent abrasive particles from getting into the oil supply in the crankcase, relieves the oil filter of the extra workload, and protects bearings from dirty lubricant. Throughout the CRX lineup, the Honda design kept with a simple plastic Air Filter Box, a sturdy outer shell with a snap-tight lid to keep the route for air closed even under spirited driving. Simplicity, lightness, and ease of maintenance make the Air Filter Box a quiet hero behind every Honda CRX rev.
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Honda CRX Air Filter Box Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install the Air Filter Box for the Honda CRX?A:The air filter box is housed above the carburetor on carbureted models and in a housing at the front of the vehicle on fuel injected vehicles. The recommended change interval for the air filter is 30,000 miles (48,300 km) under normal circumstances, severe service requires more frequent changes. To remove, unscrew the wing nut(s), bolts orspring clips from the air filter box cover; on some models, it may be necessary to also remove a standard nut. Remove the air filter box cover and the air cleaner element. Using a clean rag, clean out the air filter box housing. Using a new air cleaner element, install the new element. Air cleaner elements are not interchangeable, although they may appear to be. Make sure you have the proper element for the year and model. Install the air filter box cover and any retaining bolts.
