Pollen Filter on Astra?

[Hellsbells]

Hi, I have a 2002 52 Reg Astra SXI

It is fitted with air con as standard, but could anyone tell me if a pollen
filter is fitted to this model?
I cannot find anything in my manual about this, if one is present where are
they located and how are they cleaned?


Thanks

 

[Vin]

The pollen filter is fitted into the heater distribution housing. You will
need to remove the glovebox, lower facia panel and passenger side footwell
air duct for access. The filter cover is retained by two pins or two bolts
and clamps depending on fit. NOTE: You will be working in the vicinity of
the passenger side airbag so should disconnect the battery (making sure you
know your radio code first) and wait AT LEAST one minute before starting any
work in this area. Cleaning is done by replacement.

Suggest you get yourself a workshop manual. Haynes are sometimes slated but
for this kind of job they are good enough. Last I saw Halfords were selling
them at a reduced price.

Vin

 

[malc]

Hi, I have a 2002 52 Reg Astra SXI

It is fitted with air con as standard, but could anyone tell me if a pollen
filter is fitted to this model?
I cannot find anything in my manual about this, if one is present where are
they located and how are they cleaned?


Thanks

It should have a pollen filter fitted behind the glovebox.

 

[Hellsbells]

It should have a pollen filter fitted behind the glovebox.

Cheers guys, really helpful, how often should the filter be replaced and is
it part of the service at any point, my cars just done 10k

 

[malc]

Cheers guys, really helpful, how often should the filter be replaced and is
it part of the service at any point, my cars just done 10k

Every 20,000 miles, or 24 months; whichever occurs first.

 

[Malc]

Every 20,000 miles, or 24 months; whichever occurs first.

I do mine on a yearly basis (Xantia) you should see how filthy it is
when it's removed

 

[malc]

"malc" <[email protected]> wrote in message

I do mine on a yearly basis (Xantia) you should see how filthy it is
when it's removed

The given value is that which is recommended by Vauxhall. I suppose one must
take into consideration the conditions the vehicle may be subject to. It's
never a bad idea to shorten the replacement interval. It's a shame that
replacement wasn't made simpler by manufacturers.