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> Diy Terracan Polen/dust Filter Replacement., Air conditioner servicing diy.
Robert B.
post Aug 20 2009, 11:54 AM
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There have been some posts about the polen filter and how to replace it. Well, I replaced mine today and decided to take some pictures and assemble an instruction manual.

Notes:

This is for a 2004 terracan. I understand newer models have varied but the principles are the same. Also, my original pollen filter was composed of two halves, but the dealer is importing only the single element filter which replaces the two part filter. Anyway, procedure is the same.

Pollen filter part number is: 97030-H1726.

Important: From my own experience, I do not recommend using the AC system without the filter. This will cause dust accumulation inside the evaporator cells, which by nature, get wet and creat mud. This mud will rust the cells eventually causing leaks. Very expensive to repair since the evaporator needs to be replaced and the AC system to be fully serviced.

Do not discard the old filter. Wash it by soaking it in warm (not hot) soapy water (liquid dish detergent) for about 15 minutes. Then rinse throughly and pat dry with towel. Let it air dry. Check for holes with a flashlight. If any holes found, plug them with a bit of elmers'glue or similar. Use this "recycled" filter next time.

Hope someone here can take advantage of this

Robert B.

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