How Do You Replace Air Conditioner Filters In Cars?
Most newer vehicles are equipped with air conditioner filters. These filters are often called “cabin air filters,” “A/C filters” or “pollen air filters.” No matter what the auto manufacturer calls them, they serve the same purpose: to filter air coming through your interior air vents. The process for replacing the A/C filter is the same for most vehicles; it’s simple and no tools are needed. Acquire the appropriate filter. Every vehicle uses a different size and type of A/C filter. You can purchase a replacement at any automotive parts store, or at your nearby dealer. Provide the seller with your VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) to make sure you receive the correct filter. Determine the location of your A/C filter. Most are located inside the vehicle, behind the glove box (near the air ducts), but some are located against the firewall in the engine bay. Check your owner’s manual to determine where your filter is located. Remove the old filter. If the filter is behind the glove box,
