Getting to cabin filter
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The whole wiper arm has to come off, along with the washer hoses. Be careful with those. I bought the air filter and then took the cowl off to replace the filter only to find out mine is a model that did not ship with the air filter system. I understand a few others on the forum have made the same mistake. I tossed mine into the attic.
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Even if a data sheet for my car says that it has the AC cabin filter? My car has everything else the sheet says it shoudl, why not that???? My car was ordered and sold to the first owner with in 2.5 months. The car was in FL a lot. maybe they wanted the filter??
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Well I tore mine apart and did not see anything. Not sure what I was looking for really. Ha ha ha. Is the housing, if it is there, DIRECTLY under the windshield dead center? Only other thing I saw was about a 6 inch opening with a plastic thing snapped into it that I pulled out that has some little rubber flap on it.
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BRGJAG, Is I mentioned in Linda's Jag thread, the early left hand drive cars don't have the pollen fliter. The wiper linkage hits the plastic housing. It sounds like you have the housing in place. It's kind of rectanglular in shape and on the upper right there is a rubber seal. It attaches in the middle of the firewall. Your piece might be a dealer installed item. Jack
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