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How to Change the Engine Air Filter on a Renault Kangoo

Model: Renault Kangoo MK 1, KC, KW - Years 1997-2008
Part: Air filter

Replacing the engine air filter is an important maintenance task to ensure that the engine can always draw in clean air in the right quantities, guaranteeing both excellent performance and fuel efficiency. On this model, the replacement is not straightforward as the filter box is located behind the battery compartment, practically under the windscreen, and is mounted vertically. You will need to remove the plastic trim located just under the windscreen to unscrew the fixing screws of the filter box cover and proceed with the replacement.

Updated on 1 March 2026 by ScegliAuto

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