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Yes, under the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule and according to its condition.
Yes, under the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule and according to its condition. The filter traps particles such as dust and pollen, and its capacity is limited; it does not automatically clean itself so as never to need replacement. Checking it before periods of greater pollen exposure may be useful, but there is no universal duty to replace it every six months or always at the start of spring.
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Yes, under the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule and according to its condition.
No, because all cabin filters clean themselves and are never replaced.
Yes, obligatorily every six months to pass the ITV.
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