I have been looking for them and they don't have a cabin air filter until 2008, so if your van is 2007 or older it doesn't have one 60 people found this helpful. Mark helpful1 day ago · Fits Ford Kuga mkII 2.0 Tdci Diesel 13-18 Air-Fuel-Cabin-Oil Filter Service Kit. ️ 1x OIL FILTER. ️ 1x FUEL FILTER. ️ 1x AIR FILTER. ️ 1x CABIN/POLLEN FILTER. TOP QUALITY SERVICE KIT SUPPLIED WITH. Instrument Panel Air Duct. Electronic Dual Zone ATC A / C. Flowthru Console. Flow Thru Console With Armrest. Human Machine Interface 6. Manual Air Conditioning. Hi Line Cubby Box - Leather - All Flow Thru Floor Consoles. Crew Cab. Super Cab. : Ford : Kuga : Replacing the cabin air filter on Ford Kuga Ford Kuga - Video tutorial Model: Ford Kuga C520, MK 2 - Years 2012-2019 Part: Cabin air filter Operation: Replacing the cabin air filter on Ford Kuga On Ford Kuga second series the cabin air filter, or pollen filter, is located under the glove box. It is secured with just a single screw and few locks, pull it out carefully at the places marked with arrows. The whole trim will come out like this. Filter has a plastic cover as marked with the red box in the picture which has few screws. Remove this plastic cover and you will have access to the filter.
Compatible Vehicles and Engine: Ford Kuga- Year: 2012 - 2020 - Engine: 2.0 TDCI Diesel Service Kit Includes: x1 Oil filter - 2193141; x1 Sump Washer - 1871600; x1 Air filter - 5243186; x1 Pollen filter - 5256078; x1 of each Ford 0W30 Castrol Magnatec Oil WSS-M2C950-A - 1343831 (5 Litre) and 1343828 (1 Litre) (6 Litres in Total) Note Below
If your truck does have one, it sits between the blinker fluid reservoir and the Johnson rod. Often, you'll end up damaging the Johnson rod when you try to get out the cabin air filter. Don't panic if this happens. You can get a replacement here: Johnson Rod - $149.95 : KaleCoAuto, Hard to find automotive items! thats some kinda funny. A cabin air filter is an air filter that’s located just upstream of your vehicle’s HVAC blower motor. The blower motor pulls dirty, outside air through the filter, on its way into the climate control system, and out into the passenger compartment. The cabin air filter removes dust, road grit, and other particulates so the vehicle’s I changed the cabin air filter, it did not resolve so I sent it into a Ford dealer for a gander. They diagnosed turbo exhaust leak advising replacement turbo required. I did notice black crud around the turbo, pipes & the engine tray when I was under the car doing an oil service so I guess it makes sense.This crud must be caused by the exhaust .