OEM Toyota Paseo Air Intake Hose

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The Toyota Paseo Air Intake Hose supplies a sealed channel that feeds cool filtered air to the throttle body. However, the real star is the nimble Toyota Paseo. It is lightweight which comes fitted with a highly-responsive 1.5 liter engine. In addition, it has dimensions that are easy to park making city driving fun. Yet, it offers sufficient horsepower for weekend cruising. It sports a suspension tuning, there is a front wheel drive layout and you can opt for a slick shifting five speed manual which allows the Toyota Paseo to hug corners confidently. Plus, with tried and tested Toyota engineering behind every gasket and bolt, owners can keep their daily commutes hassle free for years. Within its interior, the straightforward ergonomic controls and lowered seating give the driver of a Paseo a connected, hatchback-like feel that many newer cars lack. The Air Intake Hose connects the air box to the throttle plate. Its purpose is to isolate the airflow from the heat of the engine bay so that drivers don't draw in that hot air and dust. This ensures proper air fuel balance on a Toyota Paseo. Due to the Air Intake Hose's flexing molded rubber construction, cracks or loose clamps can lead to a rough idle or increased fuel consumption, therefore a regular inspection of this Air Intake Hose protects performance and emissions. To install the Air Intake Hose, just loosen some clamps, disconnect sensors and vacuum lines, pull the old hose off, fit the new one, tighten the clamps, and start the engine to check for leaks.