changed your pollen filter recently?
Instructions in the link below:
http://www.puravent.co.uk/filters/di...227&part=M2203 and about £8.05 from Euro Car Parts if they got stock at your local branch using code PARTS25
http://www.puravent.co.uk/filters/di...227&part=M2203 and about £8.05 from Euro Car Parts if they got stock at your local branch using code PARTS25
Last edited by AndyMoody; Jan 12, 2013 at 12:19 PM.
This is one of them items that garages rarely replace or tell you that they did?
For the price of them it's worth to replace annually, also keeps the heater matrix clean.
What I do is put the date on all replaceable service items, filters etc so I know when they was last replaced, or keep a log. Bit OCD but that me!
For the price of them it's worth to replace annually, also keeps the heater matrix clean.
What I do is put the date on all replaceable service items, filters etc so I know when they was last replaced, or keep a log. Bit OCD but that me!
Last edited by Inviroman; Jan 12, 2013 at 04:59 PM.
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just wanted to thank K3ogh_sti for this thread - after seeing it I bought a new filter from ebay (£5!) and fitted it this morning in about 10mins. Pretty shocked at the crap in the old one, there was about a cm of dust in each groove along with lots of small leaves and twigs... ew!
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just wanted to thank K3ogh_sti for this thread - after seeing it I bought a new filter from ebay (£5!) and fitted it this morning in about 10mins. Pretty shocked at the crap in the old one, there was about a cm of dust in each groove along with lots of small leaves and twigs... ew!
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