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Re: Interior air filter S70 98

posted by  someone claiming to be Sin on  Wed Oct 31 13:29 CST 2001 [RELATED]

You have a VERY inept dealership.

You need a set of torx drivers.

- open the hood

- on the passenger side, near the firewall and strut tower, there will be a flat section with two torx screws on it

- remove them

- lift the panel

- remove old filter if you have one

- install new filter

I don't know what the other guy is saying about removing wiper arms. I've done mine twice now, and I've never had to do anything else but what I just described.





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