Cowl Scoop Cold Air Intake Schematic - Cone Filter, Sealed Tray & MAF Layout

This document is a hand-drawn schematic (line drawing) illustrating a homemade cowl-induction cold air intake (CAI) concept, uploaded to a 2000 Ford Crown Victoria gallery. The side-profile drawing shows a vehicle hood featuring a cowl scoop (drawn in black), a tray mounted on the engine and sealed to the underside of the scoop/hood (drawn in red), and an air intake assembly (drawn in blue) consisting of a cone filter positioned inside the tray/scoop area, an intake pipe that curves down and around, and a MAF (mass air flow) sensor located at the pipe's outlet. A color-coded legend at the bottom explains the three colored line groups. The drawing conveys how fresh air entering the cowl hood scoop would be captured in a sealed tray, drawn through the cone filter, routed through the pipe, past the MAF sensor, and into the engine intake. No dimensions, part numbers, torque values, wire colors, model years, or applicability information are given; the document is purely conceptual, showing the spatial arrangement and sealing strategy for a cowl-fed cold air intake. A small threaded fastener/spring is sketched at the tray, presumably indicating a mounting point, though it is unlabeled.