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Mazda Cx 7 - Video tutorial
Model: Mazda Cx 7
MK 1
- Years 2006-2012 In the following mini guide dedicated to your Mazda CX7 (year 2006-2012) we will show you a very simple and effective procedure thanks to which you can replace the engine air filter yourself in a few minutes. Before starting, remember to completely turn off the car and park it on a level surface. Then lift the front hood, locate the air filter box on the right side and remove the safety hooks present. Disconnect the electrical pin and remove the protective cover. Finally, replace the old filter with the new one.
Posted on 10 September 2022 by ScegliAuto
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