1. Gather the Tools:
- New air filter (check your owner's manual for the recommended filter)
- Phillips head screwdriver
- Clean cloth or paper towels
2. Locate the Air Filter Housing:
- Open the hood of your Nissan Quest.
- The air filter housing is typically located on the passenger side of the engine bay. It is a black plastic box with a rectangular lid.
3. Remove the Air Filter Housing Lid:
- Locate the two Phillips head screws that secure the lid of the air filter housing.
- Remove the screws using the screwdriver.
- Lift off the lid to expose the air filter.
4. Remove the Old Air Filter:
- Gently lift out the old air filter from the housing.
- Inspect the filter for dirt and debris. If it is heavily soiled, it's time to replace it.
5. Install the New Air Filter:
- Place the new air filter into the housing, ensuring that it sits snugly in place.
- Make sure the new filter is facing the correct direction (check the arrows or markings on the filter).
6. Replace the Air Filter Housing Lid:
- Reattach the lid of the air filter housing by aligning it with the holes in the housing.
- Replace the two Phillips head screws to secure the lid in place.
7. Close the Hood:
- Close the hood of your Nissan Quest.
That's it! You have successfully replaced the air filter on your 1999 Nissan Quest. Replacing the air filter regularly helps maintain optimal engine performance and fuel efficiency. It is recommended to replace the air filter every 12,000 to 15,000 miles or as specified in your vehicle's maintenance schedule.
