LazYRaCeR

I have a Short ram intake on my 01 SE and to pass my inspection I am going to need to install a stock air filter system back on. I had my stock one in the garage but I lost it in a spring cleaning we did not to long ago and now need to get a new one

Does anyone still have the stock assembly or work at Nissan and can tell me all the individual pieces that go in the Air filter assembly? I need to know the names and part numbers to order them from somewhere because the stealership is going to try to charge me over a $1,000 for everything and install it.

I know it had a:

-Air box with filter
-Air duct
-Some tube
-Some boot?

Can anyone give me the name to each different part of the assembly?

NmexMAX

iTrader: (22)

Get one from a junkyard. I had at one point 2 stock airbox assemblies sitting in my garage. Do you live in California?




Also keep in mind, courtesy’s PN’s are just for reference and not actual Nissan FAST PN’s. Good starting point. But like I said, I'd seriously consider getting one from car-part.com.

LazYRaCeR

No I don't live in Cali i'm from Texas. You sir are the man! I tried parts geek, but nobody seems to have the entire assembly, but I will keep looking!

Thanks!

Edit: Nobody would have a stock airbox assembly sitting in their garage that they're willing to part with?

AEKnight

I have all the pieces you're looking for, pretty cheap. Lmk if you're still interested.

Child_uv_KoRn

iTrader: (7)

Go to a shop that aren't douche bags.

And I have one lol but shipping is lame. Plenty are in junk yards, but option 1 is best.

Donkeypunch

What's that bottom part under the airbox?

barristan

Really? Why would it not pass inspection? This doesn't make any sense.

tnj9

Idk why you would need to change this to pass inspection. In my state, NJ, they only check emissions with some computer. I put on an OBX catback exhaust and the stock was so rusted together I could only get one bolt off the cat and grinded off the other meaning theres a small but definite gap where the 2 systems meet at that bolt. I thought for sure they would fail me because I can hear it and even see on very cold days exhaust leaking from the gap. I pulled into the inspection station this February 100% prepared to have to fix it but i passed and good to 2017 lol. Double check your laws.

bumpypickle

iTrader: (1)

1. just go oto a junk yard and rip off what you see and pit on your car. not hard at all.
2. install? you can install it yourself. if you cant then i hope you are a woman...

NmexMAX

iTrader: (22)

I agree, most if not all commercially available intake kits are CARB approved, except in Cali.

LazYRaCeR

It's making my check engine light come on and I tell the guy it's from the intake but he won't buy it.

YES! You have the whole assembly like in the diagram? I am definitely interested.

I use the car only for getting to school/work/around town I don't care about performance anymore I just want t o pass my inspection and have my car running good.

nestorlugo

iTrader: (11)

Do you know what code you have?

Child_uv_KoRn

iTrader: (7)

Intakes do not cause CELs, so why would he buy it?

Fix your issue and you'll pass inspection. AMAZING.

JFC, there's always more to the story.

Just stop with your nonsense, please. If you say another word contradicting facts, then go play in traffic with George.

cornholio

iTrader: (1)

i'm guessing it's p0110 and the iat sensor was just disconnected and lives with his snorkel wherever that may be. i haven't done the research so not sure how people typically address that with non-stock intake, maybe get a new sensor, plug it in and zip tie it somewhere near your filter?

Child_uv_KoRn

iTrader: (7)

I would think that's what a logical person would do...or at least plug it in for inspection when you know they're going to see the CEL
But maybe it's vac leak...who the hell knows. He doesn't even seem to know.

LazYRaCeR

PMed you knight.

I have the printout somewhere of what code it's throwing but i'm sure it's because of the intake.