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Replacing the air filter element (Peugeot Partner I)

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Table of contents: 7.8L and 1.9L XUD Series Engines 🠇 Engines 1.9 l DW series 🠇 2.0L engines 🠇

7.8L and 1.9L XUD Series Engines



1. Release the clamp and disconnect the air intake duct from the top of the filter housing. Loosen the clamps and remove the air duct connecting the intake to the rear of the filter housing.

2. Release the clamps and remove the filter housing cover (figure 20.2, a, b).

Figure 20.2, a. Release the clamps securing the cover to the filter housing...

Figure 20.2, a. Release the clamps securing the cover to the filter housing...


Figure 20.2, b....then remove the cover...

Figure 20.2, b....then remove the cover...


3. Remove the filter element from the housing (figure 20.3).

Figure 20.3. ...and remove the filter element (xUD series engines)

Figure 20.3. ...and remove the filter element (xUD series engines)




4. Wipe the inside of the filter housing clean and install the new filter element, orienting it correctly.

5. Install the cover and secure it with clamps.

6. Connect the air intake ducts and secure them with clamps.

Engines 1.9 l DW series



Models with WJZ engine



7. Follow the steps described above for XUD series engines.

Models with WJY engine produced before September 2002.



8. Access to the filter element is possible from under the front of the vehicle. If necessary, to facilitate access, fully apply the parking brake, jack up the front of the vehicle, and securely support it (see "Lifting and Supporting the Vehicle").

9. Release the clamps and remove the cover from the base of the air filter housing (figure 20.9).

Figure 20.9. Release the clamps and remove the cover from the base of the air filter housing (early…

Figure 20.9. Release the clamps and remove the cover from the base of the air filter housing (early DW series engines)


10. Remove the filter element from the housing (figure 20.10).

Figure 20.10. Remove the filter element from the housing (early DW series engines)

Figure 20.10. Remove the filter element from the housing (early DW series engines)




11. Wipe the inside of the filter housing clean and install the new filter element,

12. Place the cover on the base of the housing and secure it with clamps. Lower the car (if applicable).

Models with WJY engine produced after September 2002.



13. Disconnect the electrical connector of the air flow sensor located on the side of the air filter cover (figure 20.13).

Figure 20.13. Disconnect the air flow sensor electrical connector (late DW series engines)

Figure 20.13. Disconnect the air flow sensor electrical connector (late DW series engines)


14. Remove the screws securing the cover to the air filter housing (figure 20.14).

Figure 20.14. Remove the screws securing the cover to the air filter housing (late DW series…

Figure 20.14. Remove the screws securing the cover to the air filter housing (late DW series engines)


15. Remove the cover and take out the filter element from the housing (figure 20.15).



Figure 20.15. Remove the cover and take out the filter element (late DW series engines)

Figure 20.15. Remove the cover and take out the filter element (late DW series engines)


16. Wipe the inside of the filter housing clean and install the new filter element, orienting it correctly.

17. Install the cover on the filter housing and secure it with screws.

18. Connect the air flow sensor electrical connector.

2.0L engines



19. Disconnect the electrical connector of the air flow sensor located on the air filter cover (figure 20.19).

Figure 20.19. Disconnect the air flow sensor electrical connector (2.0 L engines)

Figure 20.19. Disconnect the air flow sensor electrical connector (2.0 L engines)


20. Loosen the clamp and disconnect the intake air duct from the air flow sensor (figure 20.20).

Figure 20.20. Loosen the clamp and disconnect the intake air duct from the air flow sensor (2.0 L…

Figure 20.20. Loosen the clamp and disconnect the intake air duct from the air flow sensor (2.0 L engines)




21. Remove the two screws securing the cover to the air filter housing. Lift the right side of the cover and unhook the two left retaining tabs from the air filter housing (figure 20.21, a, b).

Figure 20.21, a. Remove the two screws securing the cover to the air filter housing...

Figure 20.21, a. Remove the two screws securing the cover to the air filter housing...


Figure 20.21, b....lift the cover and unhook the two retaining tabs from the air filter housing…

Figure 20.21, b....lift the cover and unhook the two retaining tabs from the air filter housing (2.0 L engines)


22. Remove the filter element from the housing (figure 20.22).

Figure 20.22. Remove the filter element from the housing (2.0 L engines)

Figure 20.22. Remove the filter element from the housing (2.0 L engines)




23. Wipe the inside of the filter housing clean and install the new filter element, orienting it correctly.

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24. Install the cover onto the filter housing and secure it with screws.

25. Connect the intake air duct to the air flow sensor and connect the electrical connector.
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