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Please someone help...where is and how do i get to the AC Filter???
Posted by: mnmridg
I don't know, but my JUST called and said I had the message to change the filter. I'll probably check the owners manuel when I get home.
Posted by: gcwimmer
It is actually a cabin filter, it filters all incoming air, a/c, heated and ambivalent.
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In anticipation of where and how, do a search on cabin filters.
Posted by: jolinc01
It's on the pass side under the wiper cowl
Posted by: cammerfe
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Originally Posted by dmifsud
Please someone help...where is and how do i get to the AC Filter???
Raise hood. Remove the passenger-side cowl cover---the black plastic to be seen at the windshield lower edge---by pushing in the centers of the locking plugs and pulling them out. (Don't miss the one on the inside by the hood hinge.) The filter can now be seen setting vertically in the opened space. There are clips at each end of the edge visible. Unclip, pull up and remove. Reverse the procedure to close up again.
KenS from Ben's Place
Posted by: rickztahone
is the cabin filter and AC filter the same? cuz i changed the one under the cowl on pass side but it was the cabin filter, might have 2 names
Posted by: owlman
ya, same thing
Posted by: rickztahone
k, thanks
Posted by: TDUB
the instructions to replace it are in the owners manual, I got mine from napa auto parts
Posted by: dmifsud
thanks everyone that was very helpful..found it and changed it in minutes.thanks again!!
Posted by: Jim Henderson
As you found, the cabin filter is pretty easy to change.
When I first got my LS, I was confused about the cabin filter/ac filter and the Seat filters. There are air filters for the front seats. Maybe there is some confusion regarding these.
The seat filters are really more like screens. There is one under each front seat. The hardest parft if getting your hand under then and pulling it off. They are about the size of the palm of your hand. Mine looked clean at 50,000 miles, but an air gun would do the trick.
BTW, I am cheap. I clean my cabin filter with an air gun. Paper filters are easily cleaned this way.
Also follow the instructions on resetting the computer message exactly. It is a little tricky to reset the filter message the first time.