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Hi, I'm Mike from 1A Auto. I hope this how-to video helps you out, and next time you need parts for your vehicle, think of 1AAuto.com. Thanks.
In this video, we're going to show you how to replace the fresh air or cabin dust and pollen filter on this 2003 Honda Civic. It's pretty much the same for any 2001 - 2005. When I did the video, I didn't have a new one available. So, I do just kind of remove the old one and put it back in, just to show you how everything works. You do not need any tools for this.
For your cabin filter, start in the glove box here. Open it up. There's little stops right here on each side. If you look at the back side, you can see that there are just little clips. You basically want to use both hands and pry on one side, squeeze the clips on the other, and pull those stops right out. Bring that out and pull the stuff out of the glove box.
Right back in here, is your cabin filter. There's a little tab here. Pull the tab out and this door comes right off. Right in here, is your filter, and there's this little tab right here. You just pull it right out. There's one element, pull the other one over. Pull out the second element.
Slide the first one in, and slide it over. Put the second one in and then put this door back on, in place like that. Bring your glove box up. Bring the glove box up into place.
Put one of the stops. Put your stop through, slide it forward and lock it into place. Do the same thing on the other side. Push the glove box up a little bit. Push the stop in and slide it in forward so it's in place. You can put this back in your glove box and shut it.
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To replace your cabin air filter, you're going to want to open up your glove box, empty it of its contents. Then on each side there's little hooks here. They go on the outside. You can see that there are little tabs here that hold it. Gently push up on one of the tabs. You're pushing on the tabs on the outside with your finger. Pry on the inside. Then lift the box up a little bit. This little hook comes out. Then there's one on the other side. Do the same thing.
Now, your box can come down. Right inside here there's a little door. This is the door here. There's a little tab over here. Pull this tab over. Bring the door out. Here is your cabin air filter. There's half of it. Then, another half slides over and comes out. You can see, especially if you don't ever replace them they can get pretty ugly. The filters actually come out of the plastic encasements.
Here's a new filter. Make sure that the airflow is pointing down. For the top and this side, take it out. The airflow arrow is pointing down in from the top. This one goes in first. Get any debris that you can reach with your hand. There are a couple leaves down in the fan motor. You can feel the fan motor right down in there. I'm just turning it a little bit to see if there's any more debris. You put your first cartridge back in and slide it over, and then put the second cartridge back in. For the door, there's a little tab on the side. Slide it in, and then clip it in. Clean off any debris from the back of your glove box here. Put the glove box up. Take one of your hooks. While you're pushing the glove box up a little bit further put the hook in. You have to push the glove box in a little bit more and put the hook in. Let the glove box rest down into position. The hook flips in. The same thing with the other side: push the glove box up in a little bit. Put the hook in. Let the glove box rest down, and then click the hook into place. Put the stuff back in your glove box and you're all set. Maybe vacuum up the floor a little bit after all that debris got all over the place.
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Hi, I'm Mike from 1A Auto. I hope this how-to video helps you out, and next time you need parts for your vehicle, think of 1AAuto.com. Thanks.
In this video, we're going to show you cabin air filter replacement. This is a 2003 Honda Civic. This process is the same for a lot of different Honda models and you actually don't need any tools. You just need a new cabin air filer from 1AAuto.com.
Open your glove box. Remove anything you might have in there and place it off to the side because the glove box is going to hang down. This clip snaps out. Push the glove box in slightly to take the pressure off the latch and pop it out. You can see it hooks in, snaps into place, snaps out. You have to bring it out at an angle. Normally there's one on each side. They remove the same way, but ours is missing one.
Allow the glove box to hang. Release the latch on the left side and move the cover. Place the tab to the right. I'm going to pull out one cabin air filter slide. Slide the other tab all the way to the left. Remove the other cabin air filter box.
You can see this is all the stuff that this filter is keeping out of the cabin of your car when you have your heat and A/C going, just letting the air in through the vents. As you can see, our cabin filer is marked air flow with an arrow, and the air filter housing is marked air flow. You want to make sure both of those arrows face the same direction before installing our filter.
The tab on the left goes in first. Slide it in to the right. It does the same thing on our other filter. Match up the air flow arrows. Put it into the housing. With the tab on the right side, slide your air filter housing back in. Lock the tab with the door into the hinge on the right side and snap the cover back into place.
Put our glove box in past the opening, hook our stop in, and snap it into place. Repeat this on the opposite side if you have both, and you're ready to put all your stuff back in your glove box and good to go.
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