How to install Ramair intake foam air filter kit on Ford Fiesta ST 150

[@dtrain1634]

Got this to do :)

[@notalentgarage]

Good luck mate:)

[@billywilliams-nr6gw]

Do I have to oil a foam filter ?

[@notalentgarage]

No, you don't need that, but you can wash it with soap and water if necessary :)

[@darrencole8349]

What do you do with the cable that was connected to the side of the air box. On the left as you look at engine mate?

[@notalentgarage]

@@darrencole8349 Sorry mate, I actually don't know which cable you're referring to, is it visible in the clip? If so, what time, and I'll try to help you :)

[@darrencole8349]

@notalentgarage sorry my bad its attached to the air box at the back then clips in around the front. So yeah it's all comes off together. Sorry having a slow moment lol

[@notalentgarage]

@@darrencole8349 No problem mate, nice to hear that you figured it out:)

[@JérômeNyfeler]

Which diameter is the air breather?

[@notalentgarage]

Sorry, but I'm actually not sure about that!

[@IsSOfficialY]

About the air intake screws at the beginning, the left one just keeps spinning. Dunno what to do... I don't have another intake lol, I just wanted to see how u did it, but seems like u couldnt figure it out either. Any tips? I tried WD-40 and bunch of other stuff for hours. I dont wanna chop it off because I need it

[@notalentgarage]

We initially considered drilling out the screw, but at that time, we didn't have a sufficiently good drill. I think drilling them out is the most efficient method. Good luck :), many seem to have trouble with those screws being rusty/bad!

[@IsSOfficialY]

@@notalentgarageThanks for the quick reply! I dont have a drill :/ any other options I could try?

[@notalentgarage]

@@IsSOfficialY Sorry, buddy! It's also hard to comment on alternatives when I don't really know what it looks like other than the screw is turning. I think drilling is your best option, maybe you can borrow a drill from someone? Good luck, you'll figure it out one way or another :)

[@IsSOfficialY]

​@@notalentgarageHmm, okay, would the Bosch EasyDrill 18v 38nm drill work? Goes up to 1630rpm. It goes for 70€ here on sale, figure I could buy it if it works. I think I have some metal drill bits laying around, what mm do u think would be sufficient?

[@notalentgarage]

That machine is more than sufficient, good luck, buddy:)@@IsSOfficialY