How to change pollen filter on Opel Astra H saloon – replacement guide
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Recommended replacement interval for the part category Pollen filter : 2year / 60000km
Important!
This replacement procedure can be used for:
OPEL Astra H Saloon (A04) 1.8 (L69),
OPEL Astra H Saloon (A04) 1.3 CDTi (L69),
OPEL Astra H Saloon (A04) 1.7 CDTi (L69),
OPEL Astra H Saloon (A04) 1.7 CDTi (L69),
OPEL Astra H Saloon (A04) 1.6 (L69),
OPEL Astra H Saloon (A04) 1.4 (L69)
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The steps may slightly vary depending on the car design.
How to change pollen filter on OPEL ASTRA H Saloon [TUTORIAL AUTODOC]
All the parts you need to replace – Pollen Filter for Astra H Saloon (A04) and other OPEL models
Replacement: pollen filter – Opel Astra H saloon. AUTODOC experts recommend:
Replace the cabin filter at least once every six months, in early spring and autumn seasons.
Follow the terms, recommendations and requirements of the part operation provided by the manufacturer.
If the air flow into the cabin has sharply reduced, replace the filter before a scheduled maintenance.
Please note: all work on the car – Opel Astra H saloon – should be done with the engine switched off.
Carry out replacement in the following order:
Step 1
Move the passenger seat fully backwards.
Step 2
Spread a cloth under the cabin filter cover to protect the interior upholstery from getting dirty.
Step 3
Open the glove box.
Step 4
Unscrew the glove box fastening screws. Use Torx T20.
Step 5
Remove the glovebox.
Replacement: pollen filter – Opel Astra H saloon. Tip from AUTODOC:
Be careful to avoid damaging the glove compartment fasteners.
Step 6
Unplug the glove box light connector.
Step 7
Unscrew the fasteners of the passenger side kick panel.
Step 8
Remove the cover under the glove box.
Step 9
Unscrew the fasteners of the cabin filter housing cover. Use a drive socket #5.5. Use a ratchet wrench.
Step 10
Remove the cabin filter cover.
Step 11
Remove the cabin filter.
Replacement: pollen filter – Opel Astra H saloon. Tip:
Do not attempt to clean and reuse the filter - it will affect the quality of air cleaning inside the car.
Step 12
Install the cabin filter to its mounting seat.
Replacement: pollen filter – Opel Astra H saloon. Tip from AUTODOC:
Follow the air flow direction arrow on the filter.Check out the correct location of the filter element. Do not skew.Attention! Use quality filters – Opel Astra H saloon.
Step 13
Install the filter cover.
Step 14
Screw in the fasteners of the cabin filter housing cover. Use a drive socket #5.5. Use a ratchet wrench.
Step 15
Install and secure the cover under the glove box.
Step 16
Screw in the fasteners of the passenger side kick panel.
Step 17
Plug in the glove box light connector.
Step 18
Install the glove box.
Step 19
Screw the glove box fastening screws. Use Torx T20.
Step 20
Close the glove box.
Step 21
Remove the cloth.
Step 22
Return the passenger seat to its initial position.
Step 23
Switch on the ignition.
Step 24
Switch on the air conditioning system. This is necessary in order to make sure that the component operates properly.
Step 25
Switch off the ignition.
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