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Waylander

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I have bought a second hand heater top box from a 94 968 so I can have the pollen filters in my car, also bought a new bearing for the wiper motor (6000z) that would make like new again.

Just got to find a cheap replacement for the filters, at £60 a pair they are dam expensive, more expensive than Bentley Continental GT ones
 
Interesting. Ours was built in 92 and disappointingly had the same heater gubbins as the S2, I would have liked to have tried to see how effective the pollen filters are. Keep us posted how it goes.
 

ORIGINAL: Waylander

I have bought a second hand heater top box from a 94 968 so I can have the pollen filters in my car, also bought a new bearing for the wiper motor (6000z) that would make like new again.

Just got to find a cheap replacement for the filters, at £60 a pair they are dam expensive, more expensive than Bentley Continental GT ones

I was looking at that heater top box on ebay too.
Have a look at Car Parts for Less I think the filters were about £20 each.
 

ORIGINAL: Neil Haughey

Interesting. Ours was built in 92 and disappointingly had the same heater gubbins as the S2, I would have liked to have tried to see how effective the pollen filters are. Keep us posted how it goes.

I have removed the top half of the heater box before only takes about 15 mins, you can buy the top half brand new from OPC think its about £50 plus vat, you need the later top half if you want to run filters as the surface area is much bigger than fitting filters in the early style S2 / 968 air box, about 40% bigger
 

ORIGINAL: Waylander

Still dam expensive the filter for my A4 was £7!

True, that was what stopped me buying it [:D]

Well, that and the fact that I am currently being made redundant [:mad:]
 
I own a pair of scissors and a craft knife, found a Mercedes one that's just a bit over twice the size of a LA17/S filter.

Just waiting for it to come in the post along with the top half, if it goes reasonably well will be a pair of carbon pollen filters for £10
 

ORIGINAL: ExAudiSi


ORIGINAL: Waylander

Still dam expensive the filter for my A4 was £7!

True, that was what stopped me buying it [:D]

Well, that and the fact that I am currently being made redundant [:mad:]

Sorry to hear that, never fun happened to me twice the week before Xmas
 

ORIGINAL: Waylander


ORIGINAL: ExAudiSi


ORIGINAL: Waylander

Still dam expensive the filter for my A4 was £7!

True, that was what stopped me buying it [:D]

Well, that and the fact that I am currently being made redundant [:mad:]

Sorry to hear that, never fun happened to me twice the week before Xmas

Cheers, it's frustrating as it could have been avoided if the management had taken notice of the staff, but I suppose that is always the case...
 
well my heater box top with the pollen filters showed up today from the eBay seller, smashed to bits in the box, fantastic, now got to try and get a refund
 
Contacted the seller and they have another one but guess what that's broken as well, these breakers really should be a bit more carefull with the parts

Idiots
 

Just waiting for it to come in the post along with the top half, if it goes reasonably well will be a pair of carbon pollen filters for £10

Did this work in the end?
 
Not got a top half of the air box yet the last one I bought was smashed in the post waiting for another to pop up on ebay
 

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