Honda Accord Cabin Filter Replacement

How to replace a Honda Accord cabin filters:

In this DIY video, I will show where the cabin filter is located and how to replace it. This tutorial applies to Accords from 1998 to 2002. Some components may be difficult to pull out and you may need to pull and tug harder so don't get discouraged if you have a bit of a hard time removing them. The reward of replacing your own Accord's cabin filters is, of course, the money will you save compares to bringing it to have it serviced which is around $60-$100. If you have any difficulties, leave me a comment and I will try my best to get back to you as soon as I can.

Please note that the actual cabin filter was not changed.

Tools you will need:

Electric screwdriver or regular screwdriver
A small Phillips screwdriver

Directions:

Step 1: Remove the lower right side panel thathas two screws

Step 2: Remove the center console dash cover

Step 3: Remove the glovebox lower panel

Step 4: Remove the 5 screws that hold the glovebox and the lower glovebox support

Step 5: Open the glove box and remove the 2 screw covers

Step 6: Remove the top 4 screws

Step 7: Slowly remove the glovebox by pulling up and towards you

Step 8: Remove the cabin filter cover and pull the cabin filter trays out

Step 9: Replace the cabin filters

Step 10: Reinstall all parts in reverse order