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mrjimbo

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Pollen filter
« on: 28 December 2010, 17:24:20 »

I know there are two types of pollen filter, white paper one and grey carbon impregnated but is the grey one really any better than the white paper one ?
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Re: Pollen filter
« Reply #1 on: 28 December 2010, 17:28:29 »

I thought the paper one was for earlier omega's. facelift was the carbon one.
tried a paper one in mine, no good.
no misting up with the carbon though  :)
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Re: Pollen filter
« Reply #2 on: 28 December 2010, 17:31:00 »

I fitted the later one to mine which should take the earlier one. Very difficult to assess which is best. They both fit. :y :y :y
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Re: Pollen filter
« Reply #3 on: 28 December 2010, 17:36:38 »

Facelifts NEED the more expensive carbon types due to the air quality sensor. Prefacelifts (climate or otherwise) can use either, so I use the cheaper white type in my prefacelift.
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Re: Pollen filter
« Reply #4 on: 28 December 2010, 20:49:12 »

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Facelifts NEED the more expensive carbon types due to the air quality sensor. Prefacelifts (climate or otherwise) can use either, so I use the cheaper white type in my prefacelift.


My local Vauxhall main dealers gave me the white one for my 2003 Omega, and this was after I had given them the reg.

Do I have the wrong one fitted?  :-/
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Re: Pollen filter
« Reply #5 on: 28 December 2010, 20:54:00 »

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Facelifts NEED the more expensive carbon types due to the air quality sensor. Prefacelifts (climate or otherwise) can use either, so I use the cheaper white type in my prefacelift.


My local Vauxhall main dealers gave me the white one for my 2003 Omega, and this was after I had given them the reg.

Do I have the wrong one fitted?  :-/
Yup, it will be switched to constant recirc as the air quality sensor will be thinking the carbon filter has failed.
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Re: Pollen filter
« Reply #6 on: 29 December 2010, 04:48:49 »

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Facelifts NEED the more expensive carbon types due to the air quality sensor. Prefacelifts (climate or otherwise) can use either, so I use the cheaper white type in my prefacelift.


My local Vauxhall main dealers gave me the white one for my 2003 Omega, and this was after I had given them the reg.

Do I have the wrong one fitted?  :-/


Snap!   That's what they've done with me aswell. I went to get some oil and filters before christmas and thought i'd get a new pollen filter at the same time, went to fit it yesterday and it's a white one  >:(
I gave them the correct part number (91365208)and the reg number and chassis number and they charged me for the correct one but they gave me a sealed box with the correct part number on it but when i opened it lo and behold there's a white paper one in there   >:(
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