DIY: Replacing In-Cabin Microfilter
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I did mine also thanks to this DIY but here's my question. My car is a victim of pine needles. Would it behoove me to remove the screens that cover the fresh air intakes and try to vacuum as much gunk out of that area as possible? If so, how are those screens removed? (I haven't really looked yet...still too cold here.)
Thanks...
Mike
Thanks...
Mike
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I changed mine for the second time today and this original post was again helpful. One thing that I did discover was that you can remove the glove box without removing that lower panel but it is most difficult to reinstall the box with the panel in place.
It always takes me as long to reinstall the glove box as it does to do the entire rest of the project.
Mike
It always takes me as long to reinstall the glove box as it does to do the entire rest of the project.
Mike
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How many miles do you have on the filters? Try changing according to length of time the filters were last replaced, or if you're constantly in a dusty environment.
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Thanks for the help !
Used the write up to change the filter and it was extremely helpful. Just took my ipad and set it on the console and followed. Only one self imposed hiccup to note just in case anyone else encounters it. The silver trim on top of the glove box came out when I removed the plastic that was holding the glove box. I didn't put that back on first when I went to reassemble everything. The trim doesn't just snap in, it gets screwed into the plastic with 4 of those seven screws.