Airborne particle filter
| Airborne particle filter |
When driving in exceptionally dusty or polluted environmental conditions, or in the case of susceptibility to allergic disorders, changing the filter element at more frequent intervals is recommended.
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Remove the glove box.
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Remove the cover to the heating and ventilation unit, taking care not to damage the lead connected to the antifrost thermostat
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Remove the filter
On cars with older type of filter: Remove the filter retainer as well |
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Make sure there is a seal in the upper part of the filter space. If the seal is absent: Adhere a seal on top of the filter. Pay attention to the reference (arrows indicate direction of airflow) showing which way round to fit the filter.
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On cars with retrofitted A/C unit: Break off both plastic lugs on top of the filter
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Fit the filter according to the instructions on the top of the filter
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When fitting, make sure that the cover closes tightly to prevent condensate leakage.
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Fit the glove box
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