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Cabin filter replacement
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Last updated on Sep 2, 2026
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓The cabin filter’s role is to filter outside air before it enters the vehicle’s interior. It also prevents debris and dust from passing into the ventilation, heating, and air conditioning system.
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Lift the front passenger floor mat and put it away.
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Unscrew the two hand screws of the tire repair kit cover.
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Remove the tire repair kit cover. It is held at the bottom by a Velcro fastener.
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Carefully undo the snap fits at the bottom of the cabin filter cover. Only the left snap fit in the image can move.
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Another fastener toward the top also holds the cover. Gently undo this as well.
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Carefully pull the cover toward you and toward the front of the vehicle, taking care not to damage the mounting snap fits.
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Remove the used cabin filter. It may be necessary to put your fingers into the compartment to dislodge it.
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Use a vacuum cleaner to remove debris and dust.
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Reassemble the filter by following the steps in reverse. The filter should be oriented with the arrow pointing toward the rear of the vehicle. The correct orientation is indicated on the side of the cabin filter compartment. The cover must be properly reinstalled to maintain the ventilation system’s seal.
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