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AlexD333

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Silly question, I will have 10 mins on break later to change my air filter, just wanted to find out where she lives and what i need rather than take my time looking (and i might be a noob :rolleyes:)

if anyone has a pic under bonnet circled ect i'd be grateful :lol

I will be looking about 5pm :thumbs
 
depends which one, there the pollen filter which is behind the glove box and then theres the air filter in the engine bay on the os, can miss it, a big cylinder.
 
depends which one, there the pollen filter which is behind the glove box and then theres the air filter in the engine bay on the os, can miss it, a big cylinder.

wicked, crosshead screwdriver i take it?
 
just the normal cylindrical air filter for the engine. just clips you say :D
 
dunno why you guys are telling me this :nenau

who doesent know how to change an air filter eh.. :augie









thanks.
 
dunno why you guys are telling me this :nenau

who doesent know how to change an air filter eh.. :augie

thanks.

Be careful that you're not to eager with it and damage the brown plug attached to the bit that removes
 
thanks r1cho,now i know where my pollen filter is,had it almost a year too.
took me ages to find the obo plug on drivers side as well,though mu reader does not work even with a plug converter.
 
If you have never changed an air filter on a Citroen Xsara Picasso 1.6 hdi, you have never lived.... The filter is behind the engine...:doh:doh

Engine top cover off.
Disconnect air pipe to filter.
Disconnect engine breather to top of rocker box
Disconnect pipe from filter to tubo after unplugging the MAF
Remove MAF and associated pipe work.
Using an Allen key, attempt to undo three screws that hold the housing together.
Get another allen key of the same size as you have dropped the other one behind the engine, as you have scrapped your knuckles on the sharp edges to the body work.
Get a plaster, and clean up your knuckles as blood is dripping everywhere.
Now, wiggle the top over off the air filter, and attempt to remove the cover from the rear of the engine via the near side.
Hey presto.... there is the fiter, try to remove it, and get any leaves and dead rats out of the lower box. Fit new filter, and spend a few minutes trying to align the plastic clips before you try to refit the allen key screws, have a spare allen key handy, as there isn't any room to turn it to tighten it, when assembled, try to align the filter onto the two studs that supposed to hold the filter in place, then re- attach the pipework etc etc...

Now compare it to my 2.7td Mav...
unclip 3 clips on filter housing, lift filter lid off.
unscrew wing nutted bolt, swap filter, refit bolt, refit filter in box, clamp up....
Job done.

2 minutes max and that includes opening and closing the bonnet.:thumb2
 
so.... this was my old filter.... bodged to hell :rolleyes:
 

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Just in case you need to know there is a download showing the Pollen Filter and how to change it.
 
It looks like it may have got wet at some point.

Might pay to check the air filter housing drain is working.

Regards

Alan
 

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