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Tools used
No Tools Needed
1. Removing the Glove Box
Open the glove box
Push down on the hook and release it so it's free
Push in on either side of the glove box
Remove the glove box
2. Removing the Cabin Air Filter
Press the tabs
Pull the cabin air filter casing out
Remove the cabin air filter from the casing
3. Installing the Cabin Air Filter
Insert the cabin air filter to the casing with the arrows facing down
Insert the casing into place with the arrows facing down
Press the cabin air filter in until it clicks
4. Reinstalling the Glove Box
Clip the glove box into the dash
Connect the hook to the flange
Close the glove box
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Here we have the dashboard of a Honda Odyssey. We want to change the cabin air filter, which is sort of tucked away behind the glove compartment. We're going to start this off by removing the glove compartment. We'll pop it open. Over on the left side you're going to push down on this little device here. Then, on the top sides of the glove box, you're going to push in. You'll see that there's a tab here, and there's the tab on the other side that's identical. Those hold it in. At that point, you can pull it completely out and you cannot even dump out all of your items, which is great. We're going to set this aside.
Then, right up here on the heater box is where the cabin air filter lives. There's a tab on each side of this which you can pull out. There's not a ton of room to pull it out of here. Here we go. Here's the cabin air filter. You can see it's got some leaves on it. We're going to go ahead and pop that right out. Remove all the bugs and the leaves, and set that aside.
Here we have the old filter, which you can see is full of bugs and debris. Over here we got the new filter. It essentially looks the same. You can see the bottom has the air flow marking on it, so you know which way to put it in. It's the same size and shape, so it's going to filter out all the future bugs and leaves just like the original one did. You can see on here the filter says "air flow down."
Then right on the holder it says "air flow down," so you know you're putting it in the right direction. It looks like I actually had to turn this 90 degrees and drop it right in the plastic holder. I got to make sure it's tucked in the edges because you don't want any open areas where the bugs can flow through. Otherwise, you're going to have bugs flowing through your vents. Now you can see it's tight around the edge, tight around this edge.
Now we can slide it back in just like that. Now we're going to clip the glove box right back into its dashboard area. It clips right in the bottom first on the driver side, then it clips on the passenger side right here. Then we'll lift this up just to make sure it's not catching anything. At this point you can push it right into place, then come down here. You'll see a little flange or something that this attaches to.
We'll pull it out and lift up on it. It's a little bit difficult to get with your fingers. There we go. You can see it comes up from the bottom and it locks onto this little tab right here. At that point, you can close your glove box and your filter is changed.
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Tools used
Tools used
No Tools Needed
1. Removing the Engine Air Filter
Unclip the metal tabs
Lift the airbox cover up
Remove the air filter
2. Installing the Engine Air Filter
Insert the air filter into place
Close the airbox cover
Clip the metal tabs
Hi, I’m Mike from 1A Auto. We’ve been selling auto parts for over 30 years!
Open the hood, go inside, the latch is way down here, by your left foot. Hood release for the safety is under here, lift it up. Hood has two positions: there's one here, and it also has a service position down here. Push the hood way open—this way you don't bump your head into the hood.
Air filter’s located in the air box here on the driver’s side. There's three metal clips holding it on, and it slides into two plastic tabs on this side towards the shock tower. Unclip all these, push them down, and unlock them. It'll lift up on the air box, and it'll slide out of these pins. Kind of pick it up and slide the air filter out. It's got some leaves stuck in it.
Take a new air filter, wider parts going to go towards the bottom. This sort of flat part goes towards the intake. Lift this up, slide it down into place, and sit right in the air box. Get the cover down and slide it past these harnesses. Make sure the filters seated in there. These tabs are going to go into here, like that, and push it down. Pull up on the locks. The air filters replaced. Put the prop right back in its spot. You're all set.
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Tools used
No Tools Needed
1. Removing the Cabin Air Filter
Open the glovebox
Remove any items from the glovebox
Pop the glovebox latches off
Press the tabs to loosen the cabin air filter
Remove the cabin air filter
2. Installing the Cabin Air Filter
Locate the direction of airflow
Insert the cabin air filter into the housing
Insert the housing into place
Lift the glovebox up into place and connect the latch
Close the glovebox
Hi, I’m Mike from 1A Auto. We’ve been selling auto parts for over 30 years!
Cabin filter is located behind the glove box. You just open it up. There's a little strut here. It keeps the glove box from dropping too far and too fast. You're going to push in and pop it off, just like that. Then you take the two sides of the glove box and just push them in gently. It will fold down.
You may want to take whatever is in your glove box out because it's going to fall right down. There's a panel right here with a couple arrows and some tabs. Cabin filter is located in here. Now push in these locks, and pull it straight out. This one is pretty dirty. It’s full of all the stuff it catches, so it doesn't go into your blower motor.
Here's our original cabin air filter with the tray from our vehicle. Here's the brand new replacement filter from 1AAuto.com. It's an exact match. It will fit perfectly. It's marked with the direction of flow just like the front of this is marked with the direction of flow. Simply lift this out of the tray, and throw it away.
This shows the direction of flow. I want to put it in the same direction with the pleats. There's little tabs here on the edges. Slide it in just like that. This will fit in our vehicle perfectly. Keep our blower motor from getting filled with outside debris.
Reinstall it. We'll slide the tray right back into the heater box. It clicks, and it locks into place.
Push the glove box back up. Then attach this little strut part. You may have to push the glove box up just a little more. Glove box might even lock into place. We'll push this forward.
This has the little strut, so when you open it, it doesn't slam down. Replace all your stuff in your glove box. The cabin filter is changed.
Thanks for watching. Visit us at 1AAuto.com for quality auto parts, fast and free shipping, and the best customer service in the industry.
Tools used
No Tools Needed
1. Removing the Engine Air Filter
Unclip the metal tabs
Lift the airbox cover up
Remove the air filter
2. Installing the Engine Air Filter
Insert the air filter into place
Close the airbox cover
Clip the metal tabs
Hi, I’m Mike from 1A Auto. We’ve been selling auto parts for over 30 years!
Open the hood, go inside, the latch is way down here, by your left foot. Hood release for the safety is under here, lift it up. Hood has two positions: there's one here, and it also has a service position down here. Push the hood way open—this way you don't bump your head into the hood.
Air filter’s located in the air box here on the driver’s side. There's three metal clips holding it on, and it slides into two plastic tabs on this side towards the shock tower. Unclip all these, push them down, and unlock them. It'll lift up on the air box, and it'll slide out of these pins. Kind of pick it up and slide the air filter out. It's got some leaves stuck in it.
Take a new air filter, wider parts going to go towards the bottom. This sort of flat part goes towards the intake. Lift this up, slide it down into place, and sit right in the air box. Get the cover down and slide it past these harnesses. Make sure the filters seated in there. These tabs are going to go into here, like that, and push it down. Pull up on the locks. The air filters replaced. Put the prop right back in its spot. You're all set.
Thanks for watching. Visit us at 1AAuto.com for quality auto parts, fast and free shipping, and the best customer service in the industry.
Tools used
No Tools Needed
1. Removing the Cabin Filter
Open the glove box
Press the safety tab to release the glove box
Push in the two ears to flip the glove box further down
Push in the two locks for the air filter housing
Remove the filter from its housing
2. Reinstalling the Cabin Air Filter
Install the filter in the proper direction in its housing
Install the housing back in until it locks into place
Push the glove box back in
Hi, I’m Mike from 1A Auto. We’ve been selling auto parts for over 30 years!
Right. We're going to replace the cabin filter. We're going to open the glove box right here. We're going to release this by pushing down. Just like that, and we're going to grab the glove box and push in these ears and then you can flip it down.
Underneath here, there's two release tabs inside of this. Pull this out. So there's two locks, you just push them in, and then we can pull the air filter out of this housing.
This is our old air filter, this is our new air filter, cabin filter from 1aauto.com. As you can see, these are extremely dirty and it's due for a replacement.
You're going to want to keep in mind to have the arrow, have the flow of air go in that direction. So we'll take the new filter, put it down like that.
Then we can reinstall this. Click it in place then take the glove box slide it up then slide that back on there, and you're good to go.
Thanks for watching. Visit us at 1AAuto.com for quality auto parts, fast and free shipping, and the best customer service in the industry.
Tools used
No Tools Needed
1. Removing the Cabin Air Filter
Open the glovebox
Remove any items from the glovebox
Pop the glovebox latches off
Press the tabs to loosen the cabin air filter
Remove the cabin air filter
2. Installing the Cabin Air Filter
Locate the direction of airflow
Insert the cabin air filter into the housing
Insert the housing into place
Lift the glovebox up into place and connect the latch
Close the glovebox
Hi, I’m Mike from 1A Auto. We’ve been selling auto parts for over 30 years!
Cabin filter is located behind the glove box. You just open it up. There's a little strut here. It keeps the glove box from dropping too far and too fast. You're going to push in and pop it off, just like that. Then you take the two sides of the glove box and just push them in gently. It will fold down.
You may want to take whatever is in your glove box out because it's going to fall right down. There's a panel right here with a couple arrows and some tabs. Cabin filter is located in here. Now push in these locks, and pull it straight out. This one is pretty dirty. It’s full of all the stuff it catches, so it doesn't go into your blower motor.
Here's our original cabin air filter with the tray from our vehicle. Here's the brand new replacement filter from 1AAuto.com. It's an exact match. It will fit perfectly. It's marked with the direction of flow just like the front of this is marked with the direction of flow. Simply lift this out of the tray, and throw it away.
This shows the direction of flow. I want to put it in the same direction with the pleats. There's little tabs here on the edges. Slide it in just like that. This will fit in our vehicle perfectly. Keep our blower motor from getting filled with outside debris.
Reinstall it. We'll slide the tray right back into the heater box. It clicks, and it locks into place.
Push the glove box back up. Then attach this little strut part. You may have to push the glove box up just a little more. Glove box might even lock into place. We'll push this forward.
This has the little strut, so when you open it, it doesn't slam down. Replace all your stuff in your glove box. The cabin filter is changed.
Thanks for watching. Visit us at 1AAuto.com for quality auto parts, fast and free shipping, and the best customer service in the industry.
Tools used
No Tools Needed
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Tat
August 22, 2021
Good product. Works well.
Cabin filter
James
October 20, 2021
No different than OE
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