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Change the air filter on Peugeot 308 1.6 HDI

Written By: thibaut.ansaldi (and 2 other contributors)
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Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

22

Time Required

01:00:00 - 02:00:00

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Introduction

Tutorial made on Peugeot 308 1.6

Video Overview

  1. The air filter box is located at the rear of the engine under the windshield bay, remove the engine cover Removing the cover Removing the cover

    • The air filter box is located at the rear of the engine under the windshield bay, remove the engine cover

    • Removing the cover

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  2. Unsleeve the first part of the hose Unsleeve the first part of the hose

    • Unsleeve the first part of the hose

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  3. Unscrew the 10 nut holding the air filter inlet hose bracket Unscrew the 10 nut holding the air filter inlet hose bracket Unscrew the 10 nut holding the air filter inlet hose bracket

    • Unscrew the 10 nut holding the air filter inlet hose bracket

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  4. Remove the first part of the air filter inlet hose Remove the first part of the air filter inlet hose Remove the first part of the air filter inlet hose

    • Remove the first part of the air filter inlet hose

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  5. Remove the second part of the air filter inlet hose Remove the second part of the air filter inlet hose

    • Remove the second part of the air filter inlet hose

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  6. Loosen the first turbo air inlet clamp then the second clamp Loosen the first turbo air inlet clamp then the second clamp

    • Loosen the first turbo air inlet clamp then the second clamp

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  7. Unclip to remove the turbo air inlet hose Extract the hose starting with the turbo Extract the hose starting with the turbo

    • Unclip to remove the turbo air inlet hose

    • Extract the hose starting with the turbo

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  8. To prevent the intrusion of any foreign bodies, place a cloth in the turbo intake, in the oil vapor evacuation hole and in the air filter outlet (be careful of the temperature sensor at the bottom) To prevent the intrusion of any foreign bodies, place a cloth in the turbo intake, in the oil vapor evacuation hole and in the air filter outlet (be careful of the temperature sensor at the bottom) To prevent the intrusion of any foreign bodies, place a cloth in the turbo intake, in the oil vapor evacuation hole and in the air filter outlet (be careful of the temperature sensor at the bottom)

    • To prevent the intrusion of any foreign bodies, place a cloth in the turbo intake, in the oil vapor evacuation hole and in the air filter outlet (be careful of the temperature sensor at the bottom)

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  9. Remove the 2 torx 20 screws holding the brake fluid reservoir Place it on the side Place it on the side

    • Remove the 2 torx 20 screws holding the brake fluid reservoir

    • Place it on the side

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  10. Unscrew the 3 size 4 hex screws from the air filter cover Remove the air box cover holding the filter by lifting the front part and pulling towards you. Remove the air box cover holding the filter by lifting the front part and pulling towards you.

    • Unscrew the 3 size 4 hex screws from the air filter cover

    • Remove the air box cover holding the filter by lifting the front part and pulling towards you.

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  11. Withdraw the air filter Clean the bottom of the air filter housing with a vacuum cleaner or blower Clean the bottom of the air filter housing with a vacuum cleaner or blower

    • Withdraw the air filter

    • Clean the bottom of the air filter housing with a vacuum cleaner or blower

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  12. Compare the old and the new air filter (length width) Compare the old and the new air filter (length width)
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  13. Replace the new air filter in its location Replace the new air filter in its location

    • Replace the new air filter in its location

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  14. Reposition the air box cover by engaging the clips on the rear section. Tighten the 3 cover screws Tighten the 3 cover screws

    • Reposition the air box cover by engaging the clips on the rear section.

    • Tighten the 3 cover screws

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  15. Replace the first part of the air inlet hose then clip it Replace the first part of the air inlet hose then clip it Replace the first part of the air inlet hose then clip it

    • Replace the first part of the air inlet hose then clip it

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  17. Reposition the turbo inlet hose Reposition the turbo inlet hose Reposition the turbo inlet hose

    • Reposition the turbo inlet hose

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  18. Tighten the two screws on the air inlet hose clamps. Tighten the two screws on the air inlet hose clamps.

    • Tighten the two screws on the air inlet hose clamps.

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  19. Reposition the air filter inlet hose bracket Reposition the air filter inlet hose bracket Reposition the air filter inlet hose bracket

    • Reposition the air filter inlet hose bracket

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  20. Tighten the screw holding the air filter inlet hose bracket Tighten the screw holding the air filter inlet hose bracket Tighten the screw holding the air filter inlet hose bracket

    • Tighten the screw holding the air filter inlet hose bracket

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  22. Re-sleeve the air filter inlet hose Reposition the engine cover Reposition the engine cover

    • Re-sleeve the air filter inlet hose

    • Reposition the engine cover

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6 Comments

After changing my diesel filter I wanted to take the opportunity to change the air filter and I don't understand how to get it through a space smaller than the size of the filter itself? The photo in the tutorial with 15 cm of height between the filter and the bottom of the windshield wasn't taken on a 308 1.6 hdi? I can just get my hand through, not the filter which is twice the height of my hand, and it's the right model. Does anyone have a tip without dismantling half the engine please?

laurent gauffinet - Reply

Good morning,

I find this tutorial interesting, as I have the filter changed by a mechanic, the latter, since it is always the same one, goes so far as to remove the windshield wipers and remove the box altogether. Is this correct? ... because later the box was damaged as well as the fixings.. Your opinion please??

Mohammed BENSAID - Reply

Well done and practical tutorial that I would have liked to know the day I changed it the first time: A real pain, never has replacing an air filter been so long and complicated, we can't even see the air box when we open the hood! (Bravo Peugeot!)

Don't forget to reattach the brake fluid reservoir (which you can't see in the video).

Sebastien ORTEGA - Reply

Good morning,

Since access is difficult, you may have disconnected something or replaced the fuel filter?

If so, don't forget to bleed the fuel filter.

We remain at your disposal,

Yours sincerely,

the Oscaro team

thibaut.ansaldi - Reply

Hello, operation done. But since then I have an air pocket when I accelerate in 1st. HELP ME

florian leveille - Reply

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