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Here's the stupid ? of the day. Trying to remove the air cleaner for cleaning and I cant seem to remove the MAF. What part of the connector do you squeze to remove it (side, back ??)

Just doesn't seem to want to come off - certainly don't want to break it.

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Yup, they are a pain sometimes. I've had success using a small screw driver blade to assist in unlatching the bottom under side clasp which is a pain to get at unless you partially remove the box so you can get at it easier. OR- If you have the correct screw/slot driver head it may be easier to just remove the 2 bolts and take out the entire unit and then remove the clasp.

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Mine is tough too. The release in in the center back side of the connector. I have to push the connector towards the air cleaner to relieve the pressure while pressing the top edge of the latch to get it to release.

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