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How to replace the cabin filter in the Renault Kangoo?

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

In this tutorial we can see how to replace the cabin filter in the Renault Kangoo, an extremely simple and quick operation. First of all, we open the engine hood, then we remove the right windshield wiper and remove the long gasket from the compartment. We then lift the entire plastic cover, unscrew the indicated screw using a Torx key and open the long rectangular door. At this point, we can remove the old filter from the housing, clean any dirt residue present and insert the replacement. To reassemble everything, just follow the reverse procedure.

Posted on 26 May 2024 by ScegliAuto

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