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Here's another angle, step four.

gshack » In-Cabin Filter Replacement

 

great DIY.

 

Perfect, exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

 

Thanks everyone, took me a while to figure out how to get the dampening pin off, but after I figured that out it was easy breezy

 

Thanks for the great post and pics...saved me quite a bit compared to what the dealership charged.

 

thanks for the helpful DIY. the dampener pin was a bit of a pain, but i took the glove box off the rails 1st and then pinching the pin was easier.

it would have been nice not to have to remove so many dash parts to change the filters! i really hate taking so much apart since things never go back quite as snug as from the factory. especially that triangle side piece. it is not 100% snug now...

my old g35 was a breeze compared to the g37. and my wifes CRV takes ~3 minutes tops to change out...and it has 2 dash filters!

 

Great DIY! I just took my removed my glove box to change the bulb to a LED, and when i was ready to put the new bulb in i realized V-Leds send me the wrong bulb

 

Glad I could help guys! I will be changing my filter again next week. Its that time again.

 

Where did you get that led bulb? Hows the quality?

 

i need to know what size to purchase

 

thanks for the write up!

 

wow great write up! how long did it take to do all these?

 

Thanks. It took me a while at first, but now I can probably do this all within 10-20 minutes.

 

The fan is under the filter and draws air down into it. I tested while the filter was out. So the flow indicator goes down toward the fan.

This procedure is not too bad but for the damper string and those clip nuts on the top four attachment points. You have to make sure they stay while putting the trim in place. I took them off and squeezed them.

I need some kind of mechanic's glasses. My eyes are too old.