L-Jet air cleaner
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L-Jet air cleaner
Question for the gang: does the '74 air cleaner housing on the wagons have a seperate mount/pipe like the D-Jet air cleaner or is it a single piece base like the similar bus housing, where the base of the housing itself bolts directly to the body? Thanx!
- raygreenwood
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Looking to solve the round NLA air filter replacement problem for good. The K&N 33-2003 (iirc) should fit in the square air cleaner housing. Fab intake from the AFM connection to the throttle body, port in appropriate clean side/ dirty side hose connections and be done with it.btectonic wrote:Square.
BillK sent pics of a housing I'm buying from him, looks like it ought to work out.
- MGVWfan
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Re: L-Jet air cleaner
Now here's a thought. I have a '94 Plymouth Voyager minivan with 3.3L (190K miles, poor old decrepid thing), and it's got a compact cubical air cleaner, with the spigots pointed roughly the right way to fit the D-Jet T4 round-housing application. They're all over in the junkyard now. I wonder...
- raygreenwood
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Re: L-Jet air cleaner
Actually if you go by the measurements of teh stoc AC...there are at least two K&N cleaners that will fit. Years ago....I dug a part # out. I will have to look in my little black book. I am sure that I posted it here somewhere. Proabbaly back in 2000 or 2001. The part I looked for was slightly shorter than the stock filter element so I could put a rubberized foam ring seal on top. Ray