Cabin Air Filter Replacement / Pollen Filter DIY | BMW 1 series F20

Step by Step How to replace a cabin air filter in a BMW 1 series F20 / F21. Pollen filter replacement is an often-neglected service item but they play an important part in protecting your lungs! A Cabin filter replacement cost for the BMW f20 is only about £20 and it’s a 10 min job. This easy to follow step by step guide will show you exactly how to change a cabin air filter in your BMW 1 series. OR for MORE vids like this 💥 Please consider SUBSCRIBING for MORE Great Car DIY Content!: 👉 https://www.youtube.com/c/ReviveMyRid... To SHARE this VID:    • Cabin Air Filter Replacement / Pollen Filt...   I always aim for well lit, well filmed and well explained car diy videos. So if this video helped you and met this criteria, I would be very grateful of a THUMBS UP! 👍 Any QUESTIONS, comments or just want to let me know how you got on, just drop me a COMMENT! THANKS for Watching! 😎 The BMW 1 series was made in the following years: 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 1016, 2016, 2018, 2019. So, if your car falls in this range and you want to replace your cabin filter, this DIY vid is for you! 🔧 TOOLS & MATERIALS 🔨 BMW 1 series F20 / F20 Cabin air filter part no. 64119237555 HENGST FILTER part no. E2991LI Cabin / Pollen filter HENGST FILTER part no. E2991LC Activated Carbon Cabin / Pollen filter 00:02 How to replace cabin air filter BMW 1 series F20 00:33 Change a Cabon Air filter BMW 1 series F20 00:43 Cabin Filter Location BMW F20 03:53 New Cabin Filter BMW F20 DISCLAIMER - Please note that this video and its content is intended for information purposes only. Although every effort is made to ensure that all the information is correct, there is no guarantee that this is the case. This video should not be considered a substitute for seeking independent advice or the services of a professional. Any work that you carry out on your vehicle or vehicles in your care are at your own risk. Affiliate links: This video and description contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I may receive a small commission. I always try to link to parts and tools with the same criteria as I would if buying for myself, which is usually a balance of price, quality cost etc. In most cases (but not always, due to changing availability over time) the tools, parts etc are the exact ones that I used in the video.