High-Performance Engine Air Cleaner Intake Duct Hose Assembly for 2005-2017 Nissan Frontier, 2005-2012 Pathfinder, 2005-2015 Xterra 4.0L - Replaces OEM Part Number 16576-EA200 Review

Fits like a glove. I had an engine check and it was related to the o2 but I wanted to look under the hood and found these hoses were snapped and one had a hole in it. It took ten minutes to change them.

Perfect for my 2005 Xterra SUV. The standard jets crack you can't even see them, sucking debris into the engine's air intake. Make sure you check yours if you have an older version of xterra and replace it with this one.

Fits snugly and comfortably, looks and feels like the original OEM. I recommend lubricating both surfaces with silicone or dielectric grease. Also belt clips, I used the originals, they are thicker and better. The cost is lower than the manual, the quality is good.

Item worked as expected. Good value for money. Let's see how they withstand overheating over time. The only criticism is the supplied clamps. they are short Only the thread end of the yoke got caught and they slipped/broke when putting them on. I used clamps from old hoses and they worked much better than the ones that came with the hoses.

The item was the same size as the original. The quality of the rubber was good. A small alignment notch at the end was found on both long and short hoses. The quality of the working mechanism was a little inferior to the OEM, but overall the product was good. Please note that this product only replaces rubber hoses compared to OEM PN 16576-EA200. However, the OEM part number includes the entire duct assembly, hoses, and the large plastic piece in the center that does not need to be replaced…

I bought these to replace my two broken factory plugs. I immediately replied that they looked fine, but during installation, even with silicone spray, they are almost impossible to move even with the clamps at maximum width. If they allowed a slightly larger clamp it would be easier to install and remove. I opted for factory clamps. The intake plastic tube that lands next to the throttle body is fully inserted but leaves what appears to be a gap. I don't like it, I tried changing its position…

My old intake hoses ripped so bad they almost ripped off, and these hoses are not only very tight; they also feel a lot sturdier than the old ones (although the old one was about 13 years old). I am very happy that the dirt/dust is no longer sucked into my engine! I'll update this review if something goes wrong or if they don't work (read: if they break prematurely). Update 4/26/19 -- - My car showed code P0430 which means the readings from the MAF and the O2 sensors around the catalytic…