XTB35 Bushing 2-15/16" Finished Bore

Name: XTB35 Bushing 2-15/16" Finished Bore
Brand: pianetabrick.it
SKU: 36962997866
Price: 126.01 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2223 (1287 reviews)

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XTB35 Bushing 2-15/16" Finished BoreXTB35 Bushing 2 15 16" Finished Bore Details & Specifications Part No: QXTB35293 PLI Bushing No.: XTB35 Bore: 2. 938" Length Thru Bore L: 2. 469" Flange Width B: 0. 781" Flange O. D.: 6. 313" Bolt Height D: 0. 313" Bolt Circles BC: 5. 438" Cap Screws No.: 4 Cap Screw Size (Inch): 1 2 X 1 3 4 Wt. Lbs: 7,4 Wrench Torque (Ft. Lbs): 70 For any information about products, please contact us. *Photos for reference purposes only.

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Perfect fit for 2024 CRV Hybrid Touring. But read if you are DIYing. Its easy but not so easy. Saw a couple of DIY YT videos. Removing the cover is a b*t*h. Use 6mm socket instead of a screw driver. Using socket is very important and a safe bet. The screws are deep and will need several turns to fully unscrew. A magnetic socket is recommended. Don't lose the screw and the 2 washers along with it. Removing the cover is tricky but not hard. Remember, no force is needed anytime during. It slides off of the rubber gasket when you lift a bit and pull it to the right. Once released you need to get it up, out and over that narrow space (the tricky part) to reach the filter. Replace the filter correctly as it has orientation. Putting the cover back is even trickier because the gap is narrower than the cover. Use your brain not force like a puzzle. Once back into the very narrow gap it slides back on the rubber ring/gasket effortlessly. Just double check the alignment before screwing. Absolutely hand turn the screws a good few turns to make sure you are NOT cross threading them before powering (avoid) it. ONLY HAND TIGHTEN SNUG. NO TORQUE NEEDED. I don't like the placement of this engine air filter chamber. Its far back and in a very tight space. Since this is going to be a frequently changed part it should have been more conveniently placed. Not happy with Honda design on this.

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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2025