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Pollen filter box / housing removal
« on: 13 December 2025, 05:33:33 »

Has anyone ever removed the housing for the pollen filter? Is it done from the engine bay side or up behind the dash? If it has to be from behind the dash I presume its a pig of a job :-*

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Re: Pollen filter box / housing removal
« Reply #1 on: 13 December 2025, 09:52:32 »

Though the engine bay by removing the scuttle partially and you should gain access to the cabin filter ;)
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Re: Pollen filter box / housing removal
« Reply #2 on: 13 December 2025, 21:11:13 »

Yea i want to remove everything though to paint the engine bay
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Re: Pollen filter box / housing removal
« Reply #3 on: Yesterday at 09:14:43 »

Haynes may well cover it if you can't find the guide here :y
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Re: Pollen filter box / housing removal
« Reply #4 on: Yesterday at 09:25:31 »

Yea i want to remove everything though to paint the engine bay

What I meant was that you can remove the filter from engine bay side by taking off the scuttle partially, thatīs how I did it in my Omega. So you donīt need to remove dahsboard or anything inside the cabin.
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Re: Pollen filter box / housing removal
« Reply #5 on: Yesterday at 14:24:10 »

Yea i want to remove everything though to paint the engine bay

What I meant was that you can remove the filter from engine bay side by taking off the scuttle partially, thatīs how I did it in my Omega. So you donīt need to remove dahsboard or anything inside the cabin.
I think the OP is asking how to remove all the plastic mounts and ducting through the bulkhead....
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Re: Pollen filter box / housing removal
« Reply #6 on: Yesterday at 22:39:17 »

Can’t see anything in Haynes but from the drawings it looks like the pollen filter housing drops in from above, with the three fixing nuts likely to be up behind the glovebox on the inside.  :-\



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Re: Pollen filter box / housing removal
« Reply #7 on: Today at 15:30:06 »

Glovebox, fan and airbag removal will strip away most of the passenger dash allowing significantly improved access to visualise and strip the interior parts of the cabin air intake ;)

It will also give an unfiltered view of the areas that rot away unnoticed where the firewall and scuttle join the shell.
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