The engine and cabin air filters should be replaced every 15,000 km. In dusty environments, they must be replaced more often.

Replacing the service element of the engine air filter

We prepare the vehicle for the work.

We open the bonnet.

Replacing the air filters on a Renault Duster
We open the bonnet.
Replacing the air filters on a Renault Duster
We disconnect the rubber clamp securing the air duct resonator.
Replacing the air filters on a Renault Duster
We disconnect the resonator hose from the hose on the air filter housing cover.
Replacing the air filters on a Renault Duster
After squeezing the two retainers on the pipe end, we disconnect the vacuum booster pipe from the receiver union.
Replacing the air filters on a Renault Duster
Using a Torx T25 key, we unscrew the two screws securing the cover to the air filter housing.
Replacing the air filters on a Renault Duster
After moving the air duct resonator aside, we remove the air filter housing cover together with the service element.

We take the service element out of the cover.

We clean the cavity of the air filter cover and fit a new element in the reverse order.

Replacing the heater, ventilation and air conditioning system filter

Replacing the air filters on a Renault Duster
The ventilation system filter element is located under the dashboard, to the left of the glovebox.
Replacing the air filters on a Renault Duster
Using a finger, we press the filter retainer (shown on the removed filter).
Replacing the air filters on a Renault Duster
We bring the lower edge of the filter out of the heater housing.
Replacing the air filters on a Renault Duster
Pressing downwards with a finger, we at the same time slide the filter out of the heater housing.
Replacing the air filters on a Renault Duster
We remove the filter.
Replacing the air filters on a Renault Duster
We fit the filter in the reverse order. The arrow on the filter must point upwards.