Parts needed:
- New Cabin Air Filter: Consult your owner's manual or a reliable parts store to determine the specific filter size required for your vehicle.
Tools required:
- Flathead screwdriver
- Replacement Cabin Air Filter
1. Locate the Cabin Air Filter Housing:
- Open the front passenger door and locate the black plastic cabin air filter housing on the passenger side footwell area.
2. Prepare the Housing:
- Push down on the two plastic tabs on the sides of the filter housing cover.
3. Remove the Cabin Air Filter Cover:
- Swing down the filter cover to expose the filter.
4. Remove the Old Filter:
- Slide the old cabin air filter out of its compartment. Dispose of it properly.
5. Inspect the Housing:
- Check the filter compartment for any debris, leaves, or dirt and remove it if necessary.
6. Install the New Filter:
- Slide the new cabin air filter into the compartment, ensuring that the arrow on the filter is pointing in the direction of airflow (usually towards the passenger compartment).
7. Reattach the Housing Cover:
- Swing the filter housing cover back up and push it into place until it clicks securely.
8. Close the Passenger Door:
- Close the front passenger door to complete the replacement.
9. Test the Airflow:
- Start your car and turn on the fan to ensure that the air is flowing properly through the cabin.
Note:
- It's recommended to replace the cabin air filter every 12,000 miles or as specified in your vehicle's owner's manual to ensure optimal air quality in the cabin.
