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Air Flow Restrictor
Removal Instructions:
This modification is for the 2.5 liter 4 cylinder and 4.0 liter 6 cylinder engine in the Jeep Wrangler (YJ). The pictures were taken of a rather muddy 1994 model, but I know it can be done on model years '91-'95. While you're at it, you might want to clean the throttle body. That is located at the other end of the 'hose' (as described below). FYI, this modification will not work in a '97 or newer Wrangler (TJ), that vehicle has a different air box.
1) Open the hood and locate the air filter box. The restricter you want to remove is inside the top piece.
2) loosen the clamp for the hose with a regular (flat end) screwdriver
3) rotate the hose to one side, you can now see the lip of the restricter
4a) With the same regular screw driver, pry out restricter.
4b) It is snug and you may want to use a second screw driver on the opposite side to help pry it out. You might want to try removing the air filter box and pull the SOB out with plyers.
5) put the hose back on the air box and squeeze shut the clamp
Your done, enjoy the extra oomph!
this is the piece that was removed.
I have heard from a few people that this adds 10 hp to your Jeep and also slightly increases gas milage. If you're like me then you don't notice much of a difference. When is Chrysler factories gonna start putting V8's in our Jeeps anyways?
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