Does anyone know if the Legnum has a cabin air filter. As its coming into summer my wife refuses to go in the legnum as the air con isn't great. It seems that the air flow is abit lower than its should be (compared it to Bens super) and if a filter exists this maybe the cause. I have found on many web sites that the galant (US spec) has a filter and I have also found this attached picture in the manuals that I got off OZVR4, they all indicate a filter but bugger me if I can find it. I think it should be in the black box after the fan. Anyone know or am I just wasting my time.
Cabin Air Filter (Air Purifier Assembly)
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naughtika
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I'll check mine tomorrow and will let u know how I go
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There is a bit that looks like a panel on the black box .If it does not have some screws to remove this panel then you probably don't have a pollen filter.
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Matt I can't confirm these are used in VR4's - I just spent 10 mins looking through CAPS diagrams for the ventilation ducting, heater and cooling cores and none of them showed a filter. Not that means there ISN'T one - I just couldn't find it.
Hopefully in a few weeks we'll have our workshop manuals to refer to and all such questions will be resolved accurately within seconds
Hopefully in a few weeks we'll have our workshop manuals to refer to and all such questions will be resolved accurately within seconds
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thanks guys, I started last night to pulll everthing apart but after about 25 minutes I decided its not a simple task, some of those bolts are in nasty locations and Aust top gear was on so I stopped (what a mistake that was)
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pollen filter,
some have them most dont, its just behind the glove box,
http://www.clubvr4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=21021&highlight=pollen+filter
some have them most dont, its just behind the glove box,
http://www.clubvr4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=21021&highlight=pollen+filter
Old thread but whatever, I finally decided to have a look at my AC filter system today, found this:
The light on it's little electrical 'Danger High Voltage' box doesn't turn on so I assume it doesnt work and hasn't for a very long time, looks nowhere near as dirty as I would expect it to be.
Maybe it does a Burn-Off periodically like a DPF in a diesel exhaust system
The light on it's little electrical 'Danger High Voltage' box doesn't turn on so I assume it doesnt work and hasn't for a very long time, looks nowhere near as dirty as I would expect it to be.
Maybe it does a Burn-Off periodically like a DPF in a diesel exhaust system
