Air Filters
Filter Cover
Filter
Filter Cover
Upper Housing
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Restore Engine Performance With OEM Air Filters
The engine air filter is the primary line of defense against dust, pollen, and road debris. A clogged or inferior filter can restrict airflow, leading to a noticeable drop in horsepower and fuel economy. For high-performance machines like the Porsche Cayenne, BMW X3, and Land Rover Defender 90 maintaining unrestricted airflow is crucial for the health of internal engine parts.
Easy Steps to Replace Your Engine Air Filter
1. Locate the Air Filter Box
Open the hood and find the large plastic housing, usually located on the driver's side.
2. Undo the Housing Fasteners
Depending on your model, unclip the metal tension tabs or unscrew the plastic screws holding the air box lid in place.
3. Remove the Old Filter
Lift the lid and pull out the old filter.
4. Clean the Filter Housing
Use a damp cloth or vacuum to remove any leaves, sand, or insects from the bottom of the air box.
5. Inspect the New OEM Filter
Check the new filter for any damage and ensure the rubber seal is clean.
6. Seat the New Filter
Place the new filter into the housing, making sure it sits flush and the rubber edges are aligned.
7. Secure the Lid and Test
Re-engage the clips or screws, ensure the intake hoses are still tight.
Order Genuine Air Filters From OEM Euro Parts
Complete your maintenance by pairing your clean air with clean oil and a new oil filter. For any questions, reach out to us at OEM Euro Parts today.