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Hi, I'm Mike from 1A Auto. We've been selling auto parts for over 30 years.
Hi, everyone. Sue here at 1A Auto, and today I'm going to show you how to change your cabin air filter in a 2015 Subaru Outback. If you need this part, or any other part for your car, click on the link below and head on over to 1aauto.com.
So, you come over to the passenger's side of the vehicle and you open your glove box. You have this actuator that lets it down slowly. You're just going to pull on this tab. Just pull it towards you like that so you don't break that. Then up in the top here, you've got two little butterfly clips that go outwards, so you're just going to put your hand in here and pull them in. Get that side past. There we go. Just got to really give it a good effort, and it comes right out of the bottom hooks. So, you've got two tabs here and two tabs there. You're going to squeeze them. Yeah, I can just use one hand, and I already squeezed that side. Pull the cover out, and here is your cabin air filter. I'll just pull it out gently, because it has acorns and leaves in it. You don't want them to fall down into the blow motor. There is your cabin air filter.
Here we have our new cabin air filter from 1A Auto, and here we have the OE Subaru that we just took out. As you can see, it's overdue for it. They almost look identical, so the 1A Auto one is just as good as the factory. We have the flow line, so you can see it says arrow up. The one from 1A Auto says airflow, so that would mean the blow motor, the way it pushes the air up. They're the same diameter. So, if you need this part, or any other part for your car, click on the link below and head on over to 1aauto.com.
So, now we're going to install the air cabin air filter, and we're going to point the arrow with the airflow. In this case, the airflow's coming from the outside vent and coming down. The blow motor is acting like a vacuum. So, the indicators on our door here, arrows are up. So, put it in the tabs. Click all four tabs in, and then we're going to put the glove box back in. So, I'm going to put it at an angle. And then I'm going to reach underneath here and hook those hooks in. So, once I get the two butterflies in, I went at an angle, set it up, now I have the hooks on the plastic down here, and I'm just going to push it down. And then I'm going to hook up my actuator arm on the side. So, I'll just pull down on that and put it right on that tab. Click it in, then I close it. Then we'll reopen it, make sure it goes down nice and slow. There we have it.
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What's up, guys? I'm Andy from 1A Auto. In this video I'm going to show you how to replace this cabin filter on this 2010 Toyota RAV4. If you need this part or other parts for your vehicle, click the link in the description and head over to 1aauto.com.
Open the glove box, there's little pins to come out of the glove box right here. I'm going to use a trim tool. Pry these out on both sides. You could use a screwdriver as well. Pry that out, and then this basically slows the glove box down when you're opening it up, it's like a shock. I'm just going to take some needle nose pliers, just squeeze right here. Take my trim tool and just pop it off like that, and then I can take the glove box and just slide it out. The cabin filter is located right here. Just push this little tab here, you can slide this cover out. There is a notch right there, you want to slide that out. Now we can grab the cabin filter and just slide it out, just like that.
Here's the old part. Here's the new cabin filter from 1aauto.com. It's got the same shape, it's the same size, has the same pleats. Get yours at 1aauto.com, and you'll be ready to rock and roll.
So on the filter, it actually shows which way you want the air flow to come. The air flow comes from up top and goes down. The lower actually sucks it in. What you want to do is have this filter in this direction, and it seems like there's some gaps on the side, and that's okay. It is going to seal up if you pull this out and look, it's going to seal right there and right there. So don't worry about that. Slide that in that location and take the cover and just lock it down. There's these hooks that are on the bottom of the glove box. Now these are going to slide onto these rods right here on the dash panel. Now they are slotted, so if you slide it on at a certain angle, they go on easier, just like that. Then we'll take this rod for the damper. Actually, we'll just slide this up a little bit, clip that into place, and then take the damper. Slide that over and you're to go. Double check, make sure it works.
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