Replacing your VW Beetle Air Filter is a simple and important part of regular home maintenance. If you need to replace your air filter, the repair shouldn’t take you more than 20 minutes. The first thing you need to do is locate your old air filter.

Your VW Beetle Air Filter is located at the end of the large black intake hose that is mounted on one of the fender walls. There should be an air filter cover located here.

Undo the clips or screws that hold the cover on, and take it off. Make sure to place the clips or screws somewhere safe so they don’t fall into the engine and get lost. Once the cover is off, you simply need to take the old filter out of its hiding spot. Watch out for falling debris and dirt. If any happens to fall down and into the carburetor, it could reduce the efficiency of your engine. To help get rid of excess dirt, clean the air filter housing with some solvent. After that, simply drop the new air filter into place, replace the air filter cover, and put the clips or screws back where they belong. After that, you’re back in business. Obviously, the repair is a simple task, but that doesn’t make it any less important. A clogged air filter can reduce air flow to the engine, which will reduce fuel and engine efficiency. If it is time to get a new filter, you can’t go wrong with one of our VW Beetle Air Filters.Manufactured to original equipment specifications, you can be sure that you are getting a quality air filter that fits snuggly for maximum protection.