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Replacement of All Air Filters

Model: Renault Megane Megane 1 - Years 1995-2003
Part: Air filter

In this video, you will replace all the air filters of a Renault Megane. The first to be replaced is the engine filter: remove and take out the four screws from the cover of the filter box, then extract the old filter and install a completely new one. Refit the box as before. The second filter to change is the cabin filter: unscrew the bolts securing the filter box located near the windscreen and extract the filter; replace it and close the box. Next, move on to the fuel filter: locate the fuel filter box and disconnect its electrical connection. Place a catch basin under the cabin and unscrew the lower cap; collect the fuel that spills out. Now unscrew the screw of the filter cover and remove it, then take out the old filter by first removing its two rubber seals. Insert a new one and reposition the circular seals (preferably new). At this point, close the cap and restore the electrical connection.

Updated on 14 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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