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How to Remove the Air Filter

Model: (Various brands) Various
Part: Air filter

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First, disconnect and lift the bonnet, securing it with the prop rod. Next, locate the intake duct of your vehicle; at the beginning of it or just before the engine, there will be a hard plastic box that you can open by unclipping or unscrewing some screws.

Once the top cover is removed, extract the old, worn filter and replace it with the new one, ensuring you check the direction for installation.

Then, retrace the steps described for reassembling the components.


Updated on 27 February 2026 by ScegliAuto


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