Help with the part in the picture and its impact
#3
I agree it looks like the air box connection. I would think it is not really going to hurt you because the ducting in the front of the car is just directing air in that direction. I would just try and put it back together the air intake part on the bottom of the left side is only held on by a pair of screws. That should make it visible as to what is open after it.
#4
In the picture on the left, yes those should be connection. I had the same issue on my maxima and used a silicone coupler with clamps to keep it connected tight.
On the picture on the right that is part of the intake. You are missing a downtube connector to that white airbox. It really isn't a necessary part of the car as it is just more or less a sound dampener (I think). I actually blocked mine off and removed the white box on the bottom. It is kind of a pain in the butt to remove. Either way it doesn't affect your performance. You may want to find a cap for the open port on the bottom of your "air ram" box where that connection oririginally connected. I capped mine...I used some sort of silicone end cap with a clamp.
On the picture on the right that is part of the intake. You are missing a downtube connector to that white airbox. It really isn't a necessary part of the car as it is just more or less a sound dampener (I think). I actually blocked mine off and removed the white box on the bottom. It is kind of a pain in the butt to remove. Either way it doesn't affect your performance. You may want to find a cap for the open port on the bottom of your "air ram" box where that connection oririginally connected. I capped mine...I used some sort of silicone end cap with a clamp.
#5
i used a torn up shirt and duct tape to a make a "seal" so they fit tighter. last i checked it's doing it's job. if any thing it's more air flow but, water and crap aren't so good for it so opted to "shim" the connection/coupling.
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