Contents: Removal ⬇ Installation ⬇
Removal
Air Cleaner Assembly Components (1.6 l models)
1 - Throttle body cover mounting screws; 2 - Throttle body cover; 3 - Air supply hose inlet elbow; 4 - Breather pipe; 5 - Sealing gasket; 6 - Air supply hose; 7 - Air cleaner top cover; 8 - Filter element; 9 - Air cleaner housing; 10 - Air intake sleeve; 11 - Nozzle; 12 - Heated air supply hose; 13 - Plastic nut; 14 - Intake air heating device casing
Models 1.3 l
1. Release the wire fasteners located around the perimeter of the upper air cleaner cover.
2. Remove the three bolts from the throttle body cover, then release the hose leading to the carbon canister and the wiring harnesses from the clips on the underside of the cover.
3. Disconnect the ventilation breather pipe from the cylinder head cover...
...and release the fuel pressure regulator vacuum hose from the retainer under the intake air duct.
4. Remove the throttle body cover together with the air cleaner upper cover and intake air duct.
1.6L models
1. Remove the three screws from the cover that is installed on the throttle body. Note that the front screw is longer than the other two.
2. Release all hoses and wiring harnesses from the retainers on the underside of the throttle body cover. Lift the cover.
3. Release the four wire fasteners located around the perimeter of the air cleaner top cover.
4. Disconnect the ventilation pipe from the upper part of the intake elbow of the air supply hose. Release all wires and hoses that interfere with the elbow removal from the clamps and move them aside.
5. Remove the three mounting screws and remove the air supply hose elbow together with the hose and the air cleaner top cover.
All models
1. If equipped, check the condition of the rubber sealing gasket installed on top of the throttle body. Replace if necessary.
2. If it is necessary to remove the air cleaner housing from the wheel arch mudguard, remove the filter element and disconnect the heated air supply hose from the base of the housing.
3. The cover is secured with a plastic nut at the front. Two side rubber supports are inserted into the holes in the wheel arch mudguard.
4. Loosen the nut, release the supports from the mudguard and remove the casing from the engine compartment.
5. The hot air supply damper control valve can be removed by loosening the two mounting screws at the front of the casing.
Installation
Installation is performed in the reverse order. The rubber sealing gasket of the throttle body must ensure complete air tightness - the slightest leak in the joint can significantly affect the stability of engine speed.