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I just got a new cabin filter from Parts in Motion. It's a Blue Print make, it's a proper OEM charcoal one and only costs £7.20. It really pays to shop around.
The joke may not have translated well. It's often the case that even main dealers cut corners by not actually changing the cabin filter.No. They should be changed every year.
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Yeah, I think the dealers use a sonic filter cleaner that gives a "good as old" finish, the invoice cost is (remarkably) the same as a new filter...The joke may not have translated well. It's often the case that even main dealers cut corners by not actually changing the cabin filter.
Well don't I feel silly, Fiat forging ahead as usual and I didn't even know itYeah, I think the dealers use a sonic filter cleaner that gives a "good as old" finish, the invoice cost is (remarkably) the same as a new filter...
Get it back in - still got years of life in that - and free birch tree seedlings.View attachment 488212Here's the old one.These filters are needed. All that airborne plant debris would soon block the evaporator.
So on cars without A/C, all this is going to end up in the heater matrix.These filters are needed. All that airborne plant debris would soon block the evaporator.
Compressed air and a long gun will do the trick.So on cars without A/C, all this is going to end up in the heater matrix.
Might be worth making an effort to clean out the scuttle from time to time.