On 09/03/2020 21:06, Tim+ wrote:


Generally only fitted in cars with air-con. If dust and pollen enter the
system whilst the condenser is chilling, theyll stick to the damp
condenser. If you dont have air-con, you dont *need* a filter.

Depends on the car. Ford used to save money by not installing a
pollen/cabin filter on their lower range models. On my previous car the
filter was fitted to the cabin air intake at the bottom of the windscreen

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