Don’t pay $75+ for a shop to change your cabin air filter(s) when you can do it yourself for about $20 and two minutes!
2001 Honda Civic Cabin Air Filter change/replace
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Great job
Thanks for posting your video. I did the filter change just the way you
showed and it was really easy and quick. I paid a little over $19 for the
filters at NAPA. I replace my main air filter once a year and I’ll be
replacing this one at the same time from now on.
Vavoline was gonna charge me $49.99 to replace these…was like f that.
Thanks for the video. Paid $19.99 for the filters and spent 1 minute
watching.
Thanks for this video. How do you change the main air filter in this car?
This isn’t a race
Hi I have a question all honda brings the plastic packaging to put the
filter is that I have a honda civic lx 2003 and followed your video but I
made it very difficult to remove the filters and put them back because I
not had this plastic to you get to put your filter.
Thank you very much very helpful
Hey man, i just wanna thank you!
I’ve managed to do it!!!
You are the man!
I had some doubts at first, i didn`t know if the Brazilian civic was the
same…. but in the end was exactly as your video!!!
Is the same for a 2003???
THANKS FOR POSTING – HONDA WANTED $58 TO DO THIS.
I can only imagine how black my air filters must be…
@gunigugu1991 Sorry, haven’t had to do that one myself in this car…yet.
I’m sure it’s easy, just look for something like “Change 2001 Civic battery
tutorial” on Yahoo or Google. Make sure that when you do disconnect the
battery, that you have the stock deck code or your radio won’t work anymore!
@mumtazalam1969 Timing Belt… .Good luck on that one. Water pump is easy
as pie.
how often do they need to be replaced?
where did u buy the filters
@FloridaRaider I don’t know if the 2000 does. Maybe someone with a Chilton
manual can look it up.
cant get my glove box off 🙁 i have a 2000 civic
It’s me again, after watching your video once, I bought the cabin filter at
a local auto store, and was able to change them in less than 10 minutes. I
thank you for the bottom of my heart. Made me feel very empowered! 🙂
You saved me a TON of time on replacing these. I thought they’d be near the
engine!
I tried! If you don’t feel like buying two new filters for 15$ each, you
can wash them for the moment. I plan on buying new ones next time, since I
believe they aren’t meant to be washed over and over.
god i miss my corolla, all i had top do was squeeze the sides and the
compartment would pop open.
man im deaf!!
@isurfu2ube It cleans the air that comes into the car through the vents. I
had my car a couple of years before I read a manual and found this out! If
you take your car to Jiffy Lube, they automatically empty your glove box
and pull it out to show you. I had them put a note on my account saying not
to check it.
Thanks 4 post.
Tank you! Very useful video.
Yeah, my guess is that maybe once would be ok, but after that you would be
better off getting new ones.
I appreciate this video but some oral or written directions regarding what
you are doing would be helpful.
this is great…was just at Jiffy Lube, and wanted to charge me $50 each to
do this.
thank you for this helpful video
Just remember to check the airflow direction like he did in the video
thanks man
@tagisatube one more thing, do you know how to change the battery?
Fantastic vid, thanks.
Great video, no bullshit, no talking, replace cabin air filter. case closed.
is this the same for a 2000 model?
on the newer model civic, 2009 mine is, you just push in on the sides of
the glove compartment and it pops right on out
thanks for the video and for not talking in it. LOL
awesome thank you! because i wasn’t getting ready to pay $80 to the dealer
ship
Nice video…no talking or bs,just strait to the point!!
thank you for a helpful vid
@isurfu2ube Clogged or dirty cabin air filters can significantly reduce
airflow from the cabin vents, as well as introduce allergens into the cabin
air stream
@tagisatube cool thanks
US$ 6 bucks on Ebay for 2 units.
Went to do this and mine didn’t have any or the black plastic holding tray.
I wrapped it with black electric tape and that will make it fit if you
don’t have the black plastic tray. Thanks for the video
thanks for the video, saved me $20 bucks
wow thanks! i just realized where the 2nd filter is!
@asifineededaname at the very least you could be inhaling the stuff that
the filter filters out, to me that is enough to change it
where can you buy new filters?
What the F….K?? Ive been driving my Honda Civic LX 02 for 7 years and
never knew this S….t, what the hell is Cabin filter? what kind of job
does it do? and why I need to change it? But thanks great video 🙂 please
reply somebody!!!
cool a new stash 😀