Location of 2010 XK Pollen Fliter
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From the shop manual:
Removal
1. Open the hood.
2. Remove the air intake cover. (right side, on top near the firewall)
Remove the 3 clips.
3. Release the pollen filter housing cover.
Release from the 2 clips.
4. CAUTION: Remove any debris from the filter
aperture.
Remove the pollen filter.
1. Install the pollen filter.
2. Secure the pollen filter housing cover.
3. Install the air intake cover.
Carefully secure the clips.
4. Close the hood.
Removal
1. Open the hood.
2. Remove the air intake cover. (right side, on top near the firewall)
Remove the 3 clips.
3. Release the pollen filter housing cover.
Release from the 2 clips.
4. CAUTION: Remove any debris from the filter
aperture.
Remove the pollen filter.
1. Install the pollen filter.
2. Secure the pollen filter housing cover.
3. Install the air intake cover.
Carefully secure the clips.
4. Close the hood.
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For filter alternatives and DIY installation instructions with photos, see my posts ## 10, 21,and 33 in this thread from 2013: https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...choked-107605/
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Me too.
Agreed most other cars are hard to get to cabin filter. My BMW has to remove glovebox. My Mercedes has to remove panels under the glovebox. Both are PIA jobs.
But (have not done this yet) air filter in our cars seems to be a beast, while cabin air filter looks to be a breeze (pun intended).
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There may not be one. They may have made it specific for the car, or had somebody else make it and put Ford's name on it. Just doing a brief search of the web for the part, came back with at least 9 makers of a replacement filter, including AC Delco, and I bet GM didn't make a car using that filter. Prices are all over the map, from $15 to $57, and that's just on PartsGeek.com.
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For several pollen filter choices, see my Post #10 in this link, which I posted above in my reply #2:
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...choked-107605/
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...choked-107605/
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There may not be one. They may have made it specific for the car, or had somebody else make it and put Ford's name on it. Just doing a brief search of the web for the part, came back with at least 9 makers of a replacement filter, including AC Delco, and I bet GM didn't make a car using that filter. Prices are all over the map, from $15 to $57, and that's just on PartsGeek.com.
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