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AQ1008C filter fits:
Audi TT 2000-2006
Audi TT Quattro 2000-2006
Volkswagen Beetle 1998-2010
Volkswagen Cabrio 1996-2002
Volkswagen Golf 1993-2006
Volkswagen Jetta 1993-2005
Volkswagen Passat 2001-2005
The model shown in this video is a 2000 Volkswagen Beetle, but installation is similar on the other models.
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Purchase this filter at: http://www.filterheads.com/AQ1008C
Is this the same process on 2007 beetle?
what is that thing above the cabin filter and can i buy a new one? mine fell apart
What ignorant german engineer decided an important filter like this be hidden this well? If these guys were working under an imperal contract to hide the 3 meter reactor vent on the First Death Star. There never would have been a need for the second.
My customer came in with a "smell" when A/C was on. Sure enough, mice. I go to replace her cabin air filter and the factory didn't put one in. I found a permanent plastic screen instead. And a place where mice were living and pooping. People aren't the only creatures that leave their garbage behind.
Did mine today, thanks!
Apparently VW installed a “permanent” cabin air filter in their 2007 New Beetle. Other than cleaning out the leaves, etc in that space you will not be able to remove the 7” X 6” X 2” domed black plastic box. It would be nice if VW would make that clear or the several videos on filter replacement pointed this out. Further there is NO replacement part listed for this domed black plastic box.
I followed these steps but I dont have a filter where one should be. I have a 2.5 2007 beetle. There isn't even a plenum housing under the hood for one.
Thanks for this,
Thank You very much for this video…Changed the filter in my daughter's 2004 Beetle..Total cost $7.00
We found the source of the horrible smell…..A mouse house after the car sat over the winter !!!!