AC Filter change at 22k?!
#2
The cabin air filter should be changed every year
You will be shocked at what you were breathing thru!
After the first time its much easier
If you own a screwdriver, flashlight, scissors and can work on your knees for 20-30 minutes
then YES they are screwing you
DIY and spend $20 at autozone or similar
Bosch makes one with anti mold fungus stuff built into it - good choice
You will be shocked at what you were breathing thru!
After the first time its much easier
If you own a screwdriver, flashlight, scissors and can work on your knees for 20-30 minutes
then YES they are screwing you
DIY and spend $20 at autozone or similar
Bosch makes one with anti mold fungus stuff built into it - good choice
#4
Senior Moderator
Originally Posted by BoostedJack
$100? you can change it yourself for around 30mins.... I do mine once a year.
It's easy BTW.
It's easy BTW.
#5
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Purolator makes one which I used in both of my 3G TLs last month. Cost is around $19 and installation is free since I do it myself. If you have a late model '04 (yes, there is a difference between the earlier and later '04's), plan on a 15-20 minute job. If you have an '05, the job takes about 10 minutes.
#6
It's in the 3G Garage
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F-130: DIY: Replacing Cabin Air Dust & Pollen Filter
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=87494
https://acurazine.com/forums/ramblings-12/firewall-help-123884/ Good pictures here
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=108345
https://acurazine.com/forums/ramblings-12/best-place-buy-snowboarding-pants-jackets-122290/
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=131831 Replacing the filter without removing the entire glove box
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#9
~Da Nocturnal Cheetah~
Originally Posted by THTL
so the ATP filter is the best so far for the TL?
thanks
thanks
Hahaha...I wonder if when I trade my car in, if Acura will do this change for someone and alert them to the cut, or just use my hole and still charge them for the install!
#10
~Da Nocturnal Cheetah~
When I went to the rockauto website, the instructions look like I don't have to cut anything, let alone unscrew anything in the 06. Is this true anybody? I'm printing the instructions and going outside to look at this!
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^^yea u have to unscrew stuff to do anything on this car including changing the cabin air filter.
aesir - if u diy u'd be surprised how dirty the air filter gets! the stealership is not trying to screw u on u needing to have it changed at least lol.
aesir - if u diy u'd be surprised how dirty the air filter gets! the stealership is not trying to screw u on u needing to have it changed at least lol.
#12
~Da Nocturnal Cheetah~
Sure enough, the diagram is short-changing in it's description of the instructions. All that does is get you to the area that hides the filter! AARRGGHHH!! Sooo, I'm going to follow the links that Ron A gave and cutout my own passageway to the filter!
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I did mine today and it only took a few minutes. After reviewing the procedure, I don't see why you need to remove the stops and lower the door, as the door is just part of the panel. Seems to me that if you remove the 2 center push pins on the each side at the top, pull the complete panel back, undo the 2 electrical connections and then you can access the filter. To reinstall, just push the unit back in.
I don't know, maybe I'm missing something obvious, but next time the door or stops aren't going to be removed.
By the way, the filter was absolutely filthy!
I don't know, maybe I'm missing something obvious, but next time the door or stops aren't going to be removed.
By the way, the filter was absolutely filthy!
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Suzuka Master
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Originally Posted by THTL
which filter did you get and where? thanks.
On eBay (aofeparts), I purchased 10 of the preferred Acura Filtech oil filters ($51.50), cabin filter ($16.25), washers, A/T washers, Acura PS fluid from a dealer in CA. and was only charged $10 for shipping as all were combined into one box.
#18
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Originally Posted by THTL
where can i get the ATP cabin air filter. How good is the Purolator Cabin Air filter. thanks.
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