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Old 10-23-2010, 03:20 PM   #1
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Hi, I have a 2008 Astoria with the Cummings 340HP engine. My indicator says it's time (mileage wise) to replace the engine air fliter. How do I access it? Is it the under the bedroom floor panel? If so, is the panel easy to undo and put back? Do I need to seal the panel with Silicon seal? If not under the bedroom floor then where would it be?

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Old 11-06-2010, 03:21 PM   #2
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not real sure on the astoria, but i would imagine its close to the tuscany
however mine is right above the exhuast dpf filter, looks to be a pita to change,
its a huge cylinder on a flat metal support.
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Thanks for the info. I see the cylinder. The Damon CS personnel emailed me that the access is through the last compartment on the driver's side, the one that the electrical cord is stored. I understand that it is difficult to change because of the tight space. (Not engineered for maintenance.) I'll see how difficult it really is, I like challenges.

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Thanks for the info. I see the cylinder. The Damon CS personnel emailed me that the access is through the last compartment on the driver's side, the one that the electrical cord is stored. I understand that it is difficult to change because of the tight space. (Not engineered for maintenance.) I'll see how difficult it really is, I like challenges.

Thanks for your reply, and I do follow a lot of your postings.

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yes there is a huge panel you can unscrew to gain a good bit of access, honestly i forgot about it
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