Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: ZacVegas on 10 May 2012, 15:29:59
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Is there a guide to replacing the pollen filter on this forum? :)
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lift lid, pull out, replace :)
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Don't forget the 2 clips that hold the filter ::) ;D
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i still just pull it out lol the clips only loosely hold it it seems... and ralf dont even have any ::) ;D
also theres an arrow mark on the side of the filter... match this up with the way the old one was in :)
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Is there a guide to replacing the pollen filter on this forum? :)
As above. ;) It's under the nearside of the scuttle, small access hatch to get to it.
Facelift cars use a carbon filter - it' supposed to look black & dusty ;)
Prefacelift use a plain white filter.
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....theres an arrow mark on the side of the filter... match this up with the way the old one was in :)
assuming the old filter was fitted correctly. :y :y
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....theres an arrow mark on the side of the filter... match this up with the way the old one was in :)
assuming the old filter was fitted correctly. :y :y
thats a good point. what way should it go? lol
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Roughly speaking.
Open bonnet, look to passnger side wiper scuttle. Pull up rubber seal, bend back plastic bit. reach in undo 2 plastic clips and pull up old filter.
Replacement is roughly the same only backwards
HTH
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....theres an arrow mark on the side of the filter... match this up with the way the old one was in :)
assuming the old filter was fitted correctly. :y :y
thats a good point. what way should it go? lol
The arrows indicate the direction of air flow through it ie pointing to the inside of the car. :y
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....theres an arrow mark on the side of the filter... match this up with the way the old one was in :)
assuming the old filter was fitted correctly. :y :y
thats a good point. what way should it go? lol
The arrows indicate the direction of air flow through it ie pointing to the inside of the car. :y
:y :y :y
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Thanks for the replies people :y
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Don't forget: have fun, be safe and STAY DIRTY! ;)
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I bend the filter in the middle, rather than touch the clips - after 9-17yrs, they can be brittle!