It’s the exact same set up for getting to the 2008 Kia Rio cabin filter. I
had a difficult time trying to get out the tab or plug holding up the glove
box and didn’t want to force it in case I break something. So this YouTube
vid was exactly what I was looking for! I found that you do have to use
force to pry out the plugs. But don’t worry because the plug has a soft
rubber stub that attaches to the hard plastic plug and that’s why it’s
difficult to get out. Thanks!!!
Yep helpfull indeed is a shame car-repair places want to charge you 25+ for
this or the motor air filter replacement when is a You can do your self
thing…
Thanks Steve, you just saved me $50. I scuffed up the tabs a bit but I’ll
know better next time!
yep, those tabs are so hard to remove. i can’t figure it out. but seeing
this video makes me feel better that i’m not the only one.
thanks steve easy to remove tabs after watching your video.
wow , thank you, it wasn’t very hard with your instruction?
Thank you very helpful!!!!
Thanks! I have a Rio 5 2007. Works great!
thank you. just the instructions i was looking for 🙂
Very helpful.
helpful indeed!
Thank you! I was confused on how to take the tabs put and didn’t want to
break them
Thanks I have a 2013 rio. Just love the info that out there!
It’s the exact same set up for getting to the 2008 Kia Rio cabin filter. I
had a difficult time trying to get out the tab or plug holding up the glove
box and didn’t want to force it in case I break something. So this YouTube
vid was exactly what I was looking for! I found that you do have to use
force to pry out the plugs. But don’t worry because the plug has a soft
rubber stub that attaches to the hard plastic plug and that’s why it’s
difficult to get out. Thanks!!!
Yep helpfull indeed is a shame car-repair places want to charge you 25+ for
this or the motor air filter replacement when is a You can do your self
thing…
thanks, i have a 2012. this worked perfect.
Thanx for the video sir! It helped me figuring out how to remove the
plastic lock in the glove box..