Mercedes SLK World Forum - View Single Post - DIY: Service E Cabin Air Filter Replacement

**WhiteRabbit** · 05-27-2008

To check for leaks, the cover has to be fully closed and the latches set. You need to set the blower on high and try all the ventilation positions (dash, windshield, floor) while feeling all around the filter casing for any air coming out. As stated above it usually takes a 2 -3 trys to get the casing cover seated correctly.

05-27-2008	#11 (permalink)
WhiteRabbit Elite SLK World Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Arlington, VA Vehicle: 2009 SLK 350 Posts: 371 Country: Thanks: 80 Thanked 35 Times in 23 Posts	To check for leaks, the cover has to be fully closed and the latches set. You need to set the blower on high and try all the ventilation positions (dash, windshield, floor) while feeling all around the filter casing for any air coming out. As stated above it usually takes a 2 -3 trys to get the casing cover seated correctly. __________________ 2009 SLK 350, Arctic White, Gullwing Red, 7G Automatic, Premium PKG I, Lighting, Heating packages, Auto Climate Control, smartTop roof module v3.22, Clear side-marker lenses.