DIY: How to change cabin air filter (easy)

[Danman281]

[chubbychu]

very good write up!

I just have to add, it would be BEST to NOT let the glove box hang wide open by those two arms that are connected to the tabs.

The two plastic arms (that are connected to the tabs which are bolted in) are strong but, any good jerk or bump and those arms will snap in two. At that point, the only real way to fix it would be to buy a new glove box. (because its part of the mold for the glove box)

I had the experience of breaking one. Ghetto-rigging it was not easy. :D

[EPandaman29]

great write up! extremely easy maintenance for anybody to do... and just a thought, these newer diy's have much clearer pictures haha keep it up guys.

[locoep3]

nice ill do it this weekend

[Si_eD]

nice write up. :thumb: reminds me that i have to change mine out.

[2004ep3hatch]

Very nice!. i have never changed mine in 100,000 miles

[thisisagame24]

nice write up mang.....i need to get on this soon

[dbnow88]

yeah... my ac used to smell like dirt. So changed the filters and they had like a half pound of dirt in them.

[ClouD]

Napa was the cheapest place I found the filters.

[RJEP]

this is another thing I need to replace. i have 88k and have not replaced it yet. I bet my filter is hella dirty and clogged.

thanks for the write up..

[WheelsOfSteel]

thank you! i always knew something wasnt right with my ac, some days are better than others! now i know why! thanks guys! honda love!

[justinthehb]

Just did mine after 80k miles. I believe I was past due. Thanks guys

[SandhMan75]

I just did this aswell!! mine was nasty

[skep18]

Sweet. I didn't even know that was in there. Makes sense. Lol, I'm retarded.

[Squidward]

We should start a contest for weirdest things found in your filter. I had feathers, leaves and a june bug.