Not Volvo, Megane pollen filter, my Good!

[Wobbin]

Agree, I came to the V60 from a '56 Accord Tourer.

I bought a pollen filter for the V60 about 4 months ago but still haven't fitted it yet after I saw what was involved. Suffering from an extended bout of "can't be ar5ed" currently :-)

[Clan]

Originally Posted by Wobbin

Agree, I came to the V60 from a '56 Accord Tourer.

I bought a pollen filter for the V60 about 4 months ago but still haven't fitted it yet after I saw what was involved. Suffering from an extended bout of "can't be ar5ed" currently :-)

A V60 is simple , what difficulty have you found ?

[Marty Dolomite]

Originally Posted by Sysyphus

Haha... ain’t that the truth.

Back in the days before every mechanical procedure was available on YouTube my wife reported a headlight out on her 2002 Nissan... I obtained the correct bulb on the way home from work and grabbed the owners manual from the glove box. “Contact your Nissan dealer” it said... found that hard to believe, so looked at it trying to figure it out... gave up after half an hour or so.

Next day I bought the Haynes manual...

Sure enough... almost two full pages detailing the process of dismantling the front end of the car so that you could rebuild it around the new bulb

That's why our local ambo service stopped using them, they got a load of cheap Nissan and Renaults on a contact lease but didn't realise that if a bulb blew it meant the car was off the road until the next working day as no one would change them at the roadside.

[Dippydog]

Not having looked for it nor looked it up anywhere I don't know where or how difficult it is to change on my P1 V70[headlamp bulbs on it are easy]The pollen filter on my Omega is however a simple 2 minute job.Open bonnet,open little flap on wiper scuttle reach in remove old filter replace with new close flap and close bonnet,that's it job done no tools needed.[headlamp bulbs on it a little more difficult than V70 but still no big deal].