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Replaced Cabin Filter

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22000 Boxster 5 sp.

The pollen filter was easy to replace, strange that the plastic clip that is molded in the base does not really clip to the top of the filter, it's about 1/4" too high in the latched position. No mention of this on the manual. Lauren's pics as god as they are do not clarify this. The filter is held in its base only by the foam edges.

At the same location there was a very neat wire tied in a bundle with zip ties, a lot of wire, 5' or 6' it looked factory with cloth tape, it origintes from behind the battery, part of a battery tender system? Or a factory connection to keep the car powered up while replacing the battery?

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22000 Boxster 5 sp.

The pollen filter was easy to replace, strange that the plastic clip that is molded in the base does not really clip to the top of the filter, it's about 1/4" too high in the latched position. No mention of this on the manual. Lauren's pics as god as they are do not clarify this. The filter is held in its base only by the foam edges.

At the same location there was a very neat wire tied in a bundle with zip ties, a lot of wire, 5' or 6' it looked factory with cloth tape, it origintes from behind the battery, part of a battery tender system? Or a factory connection to keep the car powered up while replacing the battery?

Very strange indeed, I have one there too....So what is it?

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I don't know if Porsche originally designed it for a different filter or some sort of cover - but you are correct that it is not used.

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