Anyone know where it lives on a Xsara? I believe under the glovebox? There seems to be a piece of carpet, two trim clips and 2 torx headed fasteners. Is this the right place? I'd like to change it.
I'm also going to get the system recharged when I find a suitable local place. To my mind the aircon is simply not cold enough, but I'll measure the actual temp at the centre vent and report back I suppose.[?]
Dumb question, Pollen filter
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Changing pollen filter was an easy job, remove 3x torx bvolts that go through the carpet trim under the glovebox, pull the carpet down. Above you is a balck plastic cover which houses the pollen filter, move this cover to the L/H side and it comes out. The pollen filter is above it, mounted vertically, ease it out. As the good book says, replacement is an opposite of the removal procedure!
Now off to get aircon regassed, not cold enough!
Now off to get aircon regassed, not cold enough!
Just spotted this, sorry for the delay.
Maybe you've sorted it by now.
I found it on Honest John's website:
Chilly Willy's Mobile Auto Air Conditioning Service, Spares and Repair (HJ's local guy. Doesn't do unnecessary work), tel Peter on: 01932 848622 or 07956 371572
I'm about to clean my pollen filters for the first time but amn't too confident as I felt dizzy looking up from the footwell with a torch in one hand an a Phillips in the other.
Maybe you've sorted it by now.
I found it on Honest John's website:
Chilly Willy's Mobile Auto Air Conditioning Service, Spares and Repair (HJ's local guy. Doesn't do unnecessary work), tel Peter on: 01932 848622 or 07956 371572
I'm about to clean my pollen filters for the first time but amn't too confident as I felt dizzy looking up from the footwell with a torch in one hand an a Phillips in the other.
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<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by francoheritage</i>
Has any attempted to retrofit a Citroen pollen filter to say a CX or BX?
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I certainly wouldn't try to fit one to a CX. The ventilation is so poor without one, my bet is if you added a filter that would completely stop any airflow coming through.
seeya,
Shane L.
Has any attempted to retrofit a Citroen pollen filter to say a CX or BX?
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I certainly wouldn't try to fit one to a CX. The ventilation is so poor without one, my bet is if you added a filter that would completely stop any airflow coming through.
seeya,
Shane L.