Where is the air filter for the Touareg located?

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DelSienna
07/30/25 6:12am
The air filter for the Touareg is located behind the glove box. Squeeze the inner end panel, lower the glove box, and then remove the air filter to replace it. The specific steps for replacing the Touareg's air filter are: 1. Open the glove box. Near the top left of the glove box, there is a knob that adjusts the cold air entering the glove box from the air conditioning. To the left of this knob is a clip that can be flipped upward. Behind this clip is the glove box's limit clip. After flipping it upward, the glove box will open outward, revealing the air filter position behind it. 2. Remove the air filter cover. Use a flat tool such as a flathead screwdriver or a plastic pry bar to pry open the blue parts inside the three feet. Once all three parts are pried open, they will be in an upward-opening state, allowing you to lift the cover upward and remove it. 3. Replace the filter. Opening the cover will reveal the filter, which can be pulled out parallel to the outside. Insert the new air filter by pushing it in the direction of the airflow arrow pointing downward.
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