Filter won't screw in

There is a screw on the bottom. That has to be loosened completely and then the front panel pulls off to the left. When you put it back it has to engage exactly or the screw won't screw back in.

Remove the right and left sidecovers, turn the petcock off - left upper side now accessable where the side cover removed. Remove the fuel filter phillips head screw from lower right side and slide it out. removed hose clamps from old one and withdraw filter. Replace in reverse order. Further info can be obtained from email group via www.suzukicavalcade.com

if the filter is on top,unplug the dryer,pull out the lint filter and remove the two phillips screws in front of the filter on the top panel.pull out the dryer and remove the vent line and the back panel of the dryer.on the left side you'll see the duct that the lint filter slides into,there are four screws holding it on plus the two phillips screws you already removed,it might be easier to pop the top of dryer so you can lift the duct up to remove it,with a screw driver pop the top panel up by sticking the screw driver into the space between the front and top panel around two inches from each side,this is how you get inside the dryer,use the screw driver to separate the door switch plug and remove the two 5/16 inch screws one on each side of inside front panel,pull up on left then right side of panel and you can remove the front panel to vac out the inside of dryer,now remove and clean out the duct,next if your vent line is a long run from the dryer to the outside i use a leaf blower to blow out the line,you should do this once a year so you don't have a fire and the dryer will run like it should,your clothes will dry on time

Unplug the dryer.
Remove the lint filter.
Remove the 2 screws at the lint filter opening.
Use a putty knife between the top lid and the front panel to release the clips.
They are about 2 inches in from right and left sides where the top meets the front panel.
Lift the lid towards the rear of the dryer.
Look inside the top right and left corners of the front panel and remove the screws holding the front to the cabinet. Remove the door switch wires and set the door aside.
Place the new belt over the drum,ribbed side towards the drum.
Look under the drum for the belt tensioner. It is S shaped with a wheel on it.
Place the base of the tensioner in the slots below the motor pulley.
Feed the right side of the belt through the opening under the wheel with the smooth side of the belt touching the wheel.
Place this side of the belt over the motor pulley with the ribbed side touching the pulley.
Replace the front panel.
Hook up the door switch wires.
Replace the panel screws.
Reattach the top lid and lint filter screws. Replace the lint filter.
Plug in the dryer.

Unplug the dryer.
Remove the lint filter.
Remove the 2 screws at the lint filter opening.
Use a putty knife between the top lid and the front panel to release the clips.
They are about 2 inches in from right and left sides where the top meets the front panel.
Lift the lid towards the rear of the dryer.
Look inside the top right and left corners of the front panel and remove the screws holding the front to the cabinet. Remove the door switch wires and set the door aside.
Place the new belt over the drum,ribbed side towards the drum.
Look under the drum for the belt tensioner. It is S shaped with a wheel on it.
Place the base of the tensioner in the slots below the motor pulley.
Feed the right side of the belt through the opening under the wheel with the smooth side of the belt touching the wheel.
Place this side of the belt over the motor pulley with the ribbed side touching the pulley.
Replace the front panel.
Hook up the door switch wires.
Replace the panel screws.
Reattach the top lid and lint filter screws. Replace the lint filter.
Plug in the dryer.

Remove the four screws on the air filter hood (driver side, behind battery) using 5/16" socket. No need to remove screws all the way. Lift plastic hood just enough to reach air filter. Electrical connector can remain. Slid out old air filter. Insert new one. Replace hood, and tighten the four screws.

If the filter is tight, wiggle it left-right when pulling the filter out.

First, take a good look at what you’re doing.
Look on the right side of open glove box and locate a plastic lever. You will see grooves on the end connected to the glove box. The grooved area is the spot to place the thumb in order to press this lever off the glove box when it comes time to do that.
Look up under the glove box. You will see two brass colored screws one on each side of the bottom of the glove box. These screws go up through two square plastic hinges that are attached to the glove box and into the the dash frame.
Okay, with the glove box closed remove the two brass colored screws, and put them aside so you won’t lose them..
Open the glove box and hold the glove box with your left hand and press on the plastic lever (grooved area) located on the right side of the glove box. This lever (the lever already mentioned above) is slotted and will pop off the glove box.
Put the glove box carefully aside.
Look straight in behind the glove box. You will see a rectangular black plastic cover approximately 1.5 inches wide by 8 inches long. On the right and left side are arrows pointing in. Press the arrows and pull out on the cover. This will slide out the tray that holds the filter. Remove old filter and insert the new one, flow arrows pointing down.
Retrieve glove box, hold in place, and attach plastic plastic lever to the right side of the glove box. The reverse of removal.
Next, the two plastic hinges located on the bottom of the glove box fit underneath the dash frame.
While holding the glove box in place (the glove box latch may hold glove box in place while installing screws) re-install the two screws through the plastic hinges into the frame and tighten.
Hope this helps you.

is the car left hand or right hand drive ?if it's right hand drive it is located on the passenger side under plastic cover slide the middle cover off then the left hand section just pops off under the cover there is another cover that is screwed down once you have got this off the pollen filter is on the left had side it has two clips at the front that u pull forward and the filter pulls up and out then u just do the reverse of what u did to re assemble if your car is left hand drive the filter will be on the right hand side good luck

on the left side of your chainsaw, there is a box that is set to the saw with 1 or 2 screws.
release those screws, and the air and fuel filter is visual

I have the same model. There are 2 sscrews that hold the grill cover on. One problem might be that your cabinet are covering those screws. They are both located about 1" back from the front edge of the door. The left side is about 3.5" from the left edge & the right side is 8.25" from the right side of the unit. My cabinets are 12" deep & I am able to access the grill cover screws with no problems.