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Replacement of the cabin air filter of the Renault Trafic.

Model: Renault Trafic MK 2 - Years 2001-2014
Part: Cabin air filter

In this video, we see how to ensure that the air circulating in the ventilation system of the Renault Trafic is always clean: we must periodically replace the dedicated filter and to do so, we position ourselves in the front passenger seat, releasing the panel covering the end of the central tunnel, making space between a ventilation tube and some electrical cables we open the filter box cover, remove the old filter and insert the new one paying attention to the flow direction and making space between the tube and the cables, close the cover and put back the central tunnel panel in place.

Posted on 26 September 2024 by ScegliAuto

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