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It's not welded
Just 2 small bolts go through the firewall so take out 2 nuts from the engine bay side.
If you don't want to get the A/C refilled, you have to split the air box vertically inplace. You'll see where. Just take out the clips that keeps the 2 halves together. And yep, few of them are in a pretty nasty place on the firewall side
Hmm Ive already tried loosening nuts from the engine bay, but it must be the clips that are holding the box together on the firewall side then. mow many are there to loosen there?
2004 9-5 aero
2009 Subaru Legacy Diesel
1994 Toyota Supra Eurospec 6-spd LHD
3-4 Audis in parts
YES!!!! Yesterday it came off. God damnit this was the nastiest thing I've ever did to the car. Removing the tranny seems like child play compared to this. I will NEVER do it again, it's never, ever worth it.
2004 9-5 aero
2009 Subaru Legacy Diesel
1994 Toyota Supra Eurospec 6-spd LHD
3-4 Audis in parts
Thanks for the help porkkis. Now the interior is ALMOST in place. Just waiting for my carbon airbag to arrive Pictures will soon follow in my project thread
2004 9-5 aero
2009 Subaru Legacy Diesel
1994 Toyota Supra Eurospec 6-spd LHD
3-4 Audis in parts
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