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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: eddie h on 04 June 2008, 20:24:41
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Hi all
Just gone to check my pollen filter and theres nothing there, what i need to know is if the pollen filter just slides in or does it fit in to another box , all i can see are the heater fans,hay fevers a real bummer
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No mate no other box, the filter just slides into the groove :y
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thank you for your help, would vauxhall be the best place to get one
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To be honest with you I will be buying one for mine soon myself, and will go to VX as they aren't that dear. :y
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There are 2 types of filter .. a black one (carbon) and a white one (normal) .. the black one is supposed to reduce noxious smells ??
from the TC site :
Omega Part Number Retail Price Normal Trade Trade Club
Pollen Filters
All models to '99 93182438 £11.85 £10.00 £5.32
All models from '00 93165208 £15.15 £13.64 £11.04
so the "old" one one TC is dirt cheap !!
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There are 2 types of filter .. a black one (carbon) and a white one (normal) .. the black one is supposed to reduce noxious smells ??
from the TC site :
Omega Part Number Retail Price Normal Trade Trade Club
Pollen Filters
All models to '99 93182438 £11.85 £10.00 £5.32
All models from '00 93165208 £15.15 £13.64 £11.04
so the "old" one one TC is dirt cheap !!
eddie h, your car being a facelift model according to the picture, will need the Active Charcoal filter i.e. the more expensive one. Said that, Vx fitted the old type in my facelift in one of the services and I did not notice any difference.. in theory the old non-Charcoal one is supposed to be no good because it can confuse the Climate ECU on the facelift models (automatic air quality monitoring and all that), but as said I did not notice any change....
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thanks for the reminder, i noticed mine was filthy a few weeks ago, forgot all about it :y :y :y
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Charcoal model (93165208) shown:
(http://img388.imageshack.us/img388/7058/charcoalpollenfilterqi6.jpg)
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Replaced mine and made a big difference to quality of air.
Picked up a carbon one on TC. Not sure if its the carbon thats made the difference or just the fact the old was looked like it had seen better days!
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Hi all
Just gone to check my pollen filter and theres nothing there, what i need to know is if the pollen filter just slides in or does it fit in to another box , all i can see are the heater fans,hay fevers a real bummer
Just a check where are you looking for the pollen filter :question
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Hi all
Just gone to check my pollen filter and theres nothing there, what i need to know is if the pollen filter just slides in or does it fit in to another box , all i can see are the heater fans,hay fevers a real bummer
Just a check where are you looking for the pollen filter :question
Good point iggy21uk...
eddie h, it is under the plastic scuttle cover on the passenger side at the base of the windscreen. It is held in place by two flimsy plsatic clips that can break easily.... if you pull the clips down, the old filter (if present) should drop slitghtly and you can then take it out.
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Charcoal model (93165208) shown:
(http://img388.imageshack.us/img388/7058/charcoalpollenfilterqi6.jpg)
mine is black, and the grooves full up with shite, must be the original in there. will pick mine up in morning on way to x wifes :y
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For info, Vx official replacement schedule for the pollen filter is every 2 years regardless of mileage.
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thanks every one for your help, i was looking in the right place only had the car 8 weeks so still finding things out about it, the bloke who sold it to me said nothing need doing to it, so far have had to do cam cover gaskets ,full service , 2 new tyres, power sounder, and now no pollen filter , having said that love the car , but wish i gone for a V6 like i wanted dont think the mpg would be much more than the 2000