I am answering a question that I had on my blog, AndersonSubaru.blogspot.com, i hope this helps and you can call us if you run into any problems. I’d like to…
I am answering a question that I had on my blog, AndersonSubaru.blogspot.com, i hope this helps and you can call us if you run into any problems. I’d like to…
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I’m assuming my ’95 Legacy has no cabin air filter?
Thanks
How about my ’95 Legacy?
After paying over $75 at the dealer-including $49 in labor costs- I finally
figured out I could do this myself! This video helped and it was sweet of
them to do it. I did have to do more research however and discovered one
little trick he didn’t mention. To pull the glove box out you need to
squeeze in on the sides of the glovebox. Now that I know how I can do the
whole process in about 5 minutes or less. Saving $49 in labor and another
$15 buying the part myself. FYI- I am NOT mechanically s
Class act – a dealership showing DiY! You’re awesome!
Excellent so great to see that a dealer actually shows a customer how to
replace the cabin air filter, that is if the customer whats to attempt it.
The owners manual from what I can see does not give you that little detail
about pulling the side cover off. Again thanks, wish we had a great dealer
around like you in Southern California, looking forward into viewing your
other videos.
Sorry we missed you. I’m sure you got this changed but is there anything
else I can help you with? – Helen
Sorry we missed your question. Did you get an answer? Anything I can help
with? -Help
Bought the filter for $16 and took me about 10 minutes. Here are a couple
of tips for a 2008 Outback not in the video: -After removing the side
panel, releasing the string and squeezing the sides, there is a plastic
screw on the right in the area opened up after taking off the side panel;
-Once the glove box is out, there are 5 more plastic screws (just loosen
and pop out with a flathead -Remove the compartment where the manuals
sit-squeezet the 4 tabs and remove. good to go. Thx 4 the vid
Awesome, much appreciated for your help. You are excellent on camera.
Wow – I would never expect a dealership to show customers how to do their
own maintenance. Unheard of in my area. Thumbs up to AndersonSubaru for
doing this.
Does the 2003 Subaru Forester 2.5XS have a cabin air filter? I’d like to
know before I take of my glove box.
First step isn’t even necessary
Let us know what else you want to learn. We would love to help! -Helen