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Adding a cabin air-filter - has anyone done it? 700 1990

posted by  Will740turbo on  Wed Mar 26 22:23 CST 2014
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Hey folks.

I am going to be doing my heater core in the next couple days ... Partly in the rain.

I've always wanted a cabin air filter, but never heard of anyone adding one in. I suspect there's either no space or no way to access it if installed.

So, is there anyone who's done this? Is there room for one? Is there a way to make it accessible for replacement?


Cheers

Also, if anyone has tips on heater core removal ... yeah. Since it's rainy, I think I'll remove the passenger seat.






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