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How to Replace the Air Filter on a Volkswagen Polo 6

Model: Volkswagen Polo Polo VI, Polo 6, MK 6, AW1, MK VI - Years 2017-2025
Part: Air filter

This brief and simple video tutorial shows all the necessary steps to replace the air filter on a sixth-generation Volkswagen Polo with a three-cylinder petrol engine. First, pull the release lever for the bonnet to open it. Once open, you will see the air filter box positioned above the engine. To replace the filter, unscrew all the screws on the airbox cover as shown in the video and then remove it. At this point, you can take out the old filter and fit a new one by following the reverse procedure.

Updated on 8 July 2026 by ScegliAuto

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