How to Replace Air Filter: 2009-2014 Ford F-150

Watch this video to learn how to replace air filter on a 2009-2014 Ford F-150.

Replacing Air Filter on a 2009-2014 Ford F-150: What You Need

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Parts Checklist

• Air Filter

Tightening Torques

There are no tightening torques for this operation.

Tools Checklist

Here’s the toolbox we recommend to repair your Ford F-150: HM85 85 Piece Ratchet and Socket Set

List of tools:

• Flat head screwdriver
• Vacuum cleaner

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Turn off the vehicle’s ignition, engage the parking brake, and open the hood.

Step 2: Locate the airbox in the engine compartment.

Step 3: Disconnect the air flow meter connector by pulling the retaining tab.

Step 4: Unclip the three holding latches on the airbox cover.

Step 5: Use a flathead screwdriver to loosen the holding clip for the air intake duct on the airbox.

Step 6: Remove the air intake duct by pulling it out.

Step 7: Pull out the flange.

Step 8: Remove the old air filter from the airbox.

Step 9: Clean the filter compartment from any impurities or debris.

Step 10: Ensure the new air filter matches the old one in size and shape.

Step 11: Insert the new air filter into the airbox.

Step 12: Incline the flange and align the interlocking studs for insertion.

Step 13: Place the duct back by aligning the arrows and tightening the clamp.

Step 14: Lock the flange in place using the three latches.

Step 15: Reconnect the air flow meter connector and lock it in place.

Compatible Vehicles

The operation and tools displayed in the video should be available on the following vehicles :

• 2009 Ford F150
• 2010 Ford F150
• 2011 Ford F150
• 2012 Ford F150
• 2013 Ford F150
• 2014 Ford F150

Important Reminders

Make sure the airbox is properly closed.

Before putting in the new filter in place, it is important to clean out any impurities or leaves stuck in the filter compartment.

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