Very helpful video. Thanks!!! Everything you posted is correct. I had a problem taking of the bottom metal piece because of a screw that was too hard to remove. I bent it enough to remove the cabin air filter from the top of this metal piece. Also I'd like to note that you will have to remove the paper part of the filter and use the same plastic frame that the used paper part was in. Just for those that like detail.
i couldn't get the center console panel out. i spent like 40 minutes but in the end, i could bend it far back enough to get the screw out so i was able to change the filters, but that sucked.
Nice vid! what I did was run the ac or fan for a few seconds with the FILTERS OFF before putting the new ones in, you will be suprised how much crap comes out ! just dont put your face in front of the opening you might get hit with a hair ball and no telling what else?...LOL!!
holy shit. I just changed mine and they are BLACK. I bought the car about 6 months ago with 183,000 miles, now with 191,000 and I'm pretty certain they are the original ones. BUT There was no metal bar to cut in mine like I've heard from a few others. Thanks for the informative work up video. It saved me TONS of time.
I had to give up because I could not get the glove box out, where are the clips? Where do you apply pressure to pop out the glove box? Can you get at the filters without removing the glove box?
Unfortunately changing the cabin filters will not remove the smoke odor that's soaked into your car upholstery. If your accord is 1998 and up, you can buy the filters online or at a Honda dealer. You can buy aftermarket filters at some auto parts store.
This video was great, step by step and perfect!! I was able to follow along with the video. Glad I didn't pay the dealership the $60 they charge to do this.
holy sh!t, I know it's not difficult, but why did honda not make this easier to access, with toyota's and lex's you just pop down the glove box, and on some models maybe have to un-hinge it, most of the time no tools are needed at all..
@erikbalanza my altima filter took me all but 20 seconds to change. i would assume that companies make it hard to change so that the majority of people will go to the dealer to get this changed. and the dealer would charge you $150+ for a $20 job. however i just change my 2000 accord one and it wasn't so bad. the worst experience ive ever had was with an 02 odyssey! >:0
@erikbalanza In my Lancer I just have to remove the glove box (a simple clip, no tools needed) and the filter is right there. Two philips screws remove the filter, put the new one in, glove box back in and it's done. The whole process takes 2 minutes.
Thank you very much for posting this video. My 2000 Accord has 1333,000 miles on the clock and this was needed. I live down south and this really made a difference in my A/C. Now, if I could only get the "D" to light up on my dash when I put the car in drive I would be a happy man. Thanks again.
Please answer my questions!, but first I want to Thank you for taking the time to make this Great instructional video!
why do you reverse the filters? isnt that going to push out everything it filtered? also whats the point of changing those filters? what does this improve? Thanks in advance!
This video is a demonstration of how to change the cabin filters so the old filters were used. I didn't reverse the filters and you should not do so when you change your filters. You should always use new filters when you replace them! Changing the filters filter out the debris, pollens, and odors to your cabin; improve ac air circulation; and improve air flow to the cabin. In essence, you get cleaner air.
@TCreatorO I believe what is meant is do you see how the person took the bottom filter out, slid the top one down, then took that one out? I think he means, when you replace them with the two new filters you put the new one in, slide it up, then slide the seconds new filter in. So it's like you are putting them in the reverse order. Not in fact, reversing the old ones in any fashion and putting them back in again. You're right, that would probably cause all sorts of problems!
@TCreatorO I believe what is meant is do you see how the person took the bottom filter out, slid the top one down, then took that one out? I think he means, when you replace them with the two new filters you put the new one in, slide it up, then slide the seconds new filter in. So it's like you are putting them in the reverse order. Not in fact, reversing the old ones in any fashion and putting them back in again. You're right, that would probably cause all sorts of problems!
@TCreatorO I think the person meant use new filters and put them in like you took them out but as if you were playing that part of the video in reverse. Slide the new one in and slide it to the top and then slide the next one in in the bottom slot.
I just did it but I removed the metal bar up's more work but it was easier to get the glove box in easier n filters u be surprise when u see the dirty filters I found grass dirt leaves and black dust I end up spending $15 dlls
@ :40 you said, pull that cover from bottom....but there is no place to pull it using finger. i failed last week at that point. is it like we need to move it up and take it out after releasing the top corners ? dont want to break it (:-
@321Texas If you are having trouble pulling the cover out, there's another way to do it.
1) Pause at time :38 and watch how I pressed down the cover.
2) Pull down the top cover out far enough to remove the screw (screw at :49). You may need someone to help you pull down the cover so you can remove the screw.
3) Once you removed the screw, remove the second side screw (1:04).
4) Pull and press down the middle cover as you pull out the lower panel like so at 1:25.
Just Curious but I have a 1998 Honda Accord EX v6 coupe... Do you guys get around 220 miles on a tank of gas... Any suggestions... I've used sea foam and gas lube and the whole bit and i have new exhaust... Any Suggestion
@wmp89 Air filter was changed, wat kinda of plugs, distrubtor cap and what kinda of rotor? (idk wat rotor) should i get. If you need to get in touch with me easier my email is Tnfireman2@gmail.com. I really Appreciate the help
Great video, i know that you have a lot of people ask you this but i looked around and i couldn't find a video for 1997 honda accords. Is it the same thing?
Thanks for sharing this - it was a great guide. I have a 2000 Accord - the only difference I found was that some of the screws had socket heads. I would recommend that others use care when removing the glovebox - I snapped off one of the anchors inside the dash with too much brute force, when what I needed to do was clear the lip of the glovebox by the latch hook assembly more than appeared necessary. What a ridiculous process...
I couldnt get the last 2 screws of the 5 in. The ones under the big panel the last 2 u screwed in back in before replacing the big panel, they screw in to the glove box I think and they just wouldn't go in...does that matter? Cuz I really don't wanna open it all back up...and the glove box is sturdy...
Thanks for the video. From your Blogger site, I noticed it is for 03 and up. Is the 2002 SE, which I have, similar in reference to changing the cabin filters?
Thanks a million daisrang. I just changed out the cabin filters on the wife's 2000 accord, and everything was pretty easy, except for the fact that the wife had a cd stacker in the center console to replace the plastic panel. For the cd staker, I found the online installation, and had to remove the cover from around the stacker to get to the one screw holding the plastic panel in place. The 2 screws were easy, but you have to slide in a tool and rotate it to pry the 2 press clips loose.
Thanks a million daisrang. I just changed out the cabin filters on the wife's 2000 accord, and everything was pretty easy, except for the fact that the wife had a cd stacker in the center console to replace the plastic panel. For the cd staker, I found the online installation, and had to remove the cover from around the stacker to get to the one screw holding the plastic panel in place. The 2 screws were easy, but you have to slide in a tool and rotate it to pry the 2 press clips loose.
dammit, my freakin filter had more dirt than you can imagine, a freakin environmental hazard for real. I thought my ac was workin great before, i can imagine what it would do now. It took me a long time as i could not get the glove compartment to come out, still got it done anyhow. Thanks for the vid.
Thanks!! I couldn't have done it without you. Mine was twice as difficult because I had to remove my center console, because the tape deck frame was screwed through that lower plastic dashboard cover. Man that's a lot of work just to change the filter. Now it seems like the aircon is more powerful and free flowing.
i have a tape deck at the bottom of the center console. somewhat blocking that lower left screw. makes it hard to unscrew it. any ideas how to remove the tape deck.
Thanks for the video tutorial. I was able to do the whole project in about 20 - 30 minutes because of your precise details. I probably would not have attempted it without a good visual of the process.
Awesome job on the video, guys! I did this a year ago on my 99 Accord, based on the Haynes Guide, and it took me 90 minutes of pulling the wrong screws/parts/pieces. I was looking for a refresher and this will help a lot.
Hey Daisrang - I can't remove the 2 screws on either end of the support beam, the other 3 were very easy, I used a power screw driver & it's didn't even budge, did you have a hard time removing them & any suggestion with other tool I can used on them, thanks in advance -
well it took me a while but i finally replaced the 2 cabin filters in my accord. they were very dirty. i cant believe honda wanted over 100.00 dollars. thanks for the video...
@smootcw2 i could understand why, it really takes a lot of time the first time around, it's no joke, i sweated more than 8 oz of water getting it done.
thanks so much, almost gave up after getting so close with the bad instructions that came with the filters and not being able to do it. You saved me $100 almost just went to the dealer to do it.
i cant remove the center console cover. i removed the top portion but i cant remove it from the bottom... i can even see the screw that has to be removed but remove the center console and i dont want to break it lol
If you remove the top center cover and see no screw someone remove it and didn't put it back. If there is no srew you don't have to remove the whole cover out, just slide the right lower dash panel out.
i see the screw when i remove the top portion of the center console but cant seem to take the rest of the console off....should i just pull the cover down after i remove the top portion of the console? great video btw
Great video. Thank goodness the 2003 & up Honda Accords are much easier to change with no screws to remove at all. Can be done in 2 minutes on the newer Accords.
Although your video is not as formal as other videos, it is much more accurate and thorough.
Thanks for that
DeSoccerRefMan 1 week ago
I fixed my wife's timing belt
purplebluesongs 3 weeks ago
I got a honda torneo 1998 and its not that simple, I found the filter box but it looks like its sealed.
Regc10 4 weeks ago
Very helpful video. Thanks!!! Everything you posted is correct. I had a problem taking of the bottom metal piece because of a screw that was too hard to remove. I bent it enough to remove the cabin air filter from the top of this metal piece. Also I'd like to note that you will have to remove the paper part of the filter and use the same plastic frame that the used paper part was in. Just for those that like detail.
fangel92703 1 month ago
thanks for the vid , now i dont have to pay for an 1/2 hr worth of labor
GET8NU49PBR 1 month ago
Thanx 4 sharing.
spanky5656 1 month ago
i couldn't get the center console panel out. i spent like 40 minutes but in the end, i could bend it far back enough to get the screw out so i was able to change the filters, but that sucked.
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Nice vid! what I did was run the ac or fan for a few seconds with the FILTERS OFF before putting the new ones in, you will be suprised how much crap comes out ! just dont put your face in front of the opening you might get hit with a hair ball and no telling what else?...LOL!!
68niou1later 2 months ago
holy shit. I just changed mine and they are BLACK. I bought the car about 6 months ago with 183,000 miles, now with 191,000 and I'm pretty certain they are the original ones. BUT There was no metal bar to cut in mine like I've heard from a few others. Thanks for the informative work up video. It saved me TONS of time.
DisaFreek 3 months ago
really great and easy to understand. Thank you.
havasume2 3 months ago
really great and easy to understand. Thank you.
havasume2 3 months ago
@ xcalix , no u have ro perform every step to get the filtee out ..... Its very easy just follow the directions
SDUndisputed 4 months ago
Is it Possible NOT to remove the bottom bracket and just pull the cabin filter from the top?
xcalix 4 months ago
Took me only 25 min start to finish with the help of this bid , thanks bro
SDUndisputed 5 months ago
I had to give up because I could not get the glove box out, where are the clips? Where do you apply pressure to pop out the glove box? Can you get at the filters without removing the glove box?
jazzer38 5 months ago
Is there a cabin filter on a 1997 Civic Ex 2-door?
Garynoles 5 months ago
thanks so much for this vid. VERY helpful.
chrisbany 6 months ago
Thanks for the vid. This will be big help for me to replace thees.
IHcubcadet 6 months ago
Hey,
The lights and the switches on the( Dash Board the control heater, ac...etc) in my 2001 Honda Accord are not working... Help!!!!
TRIGGA2113076 6 months ago
Nice video! I was about to rip mine apart!
musicforpeople 6 months ago
wow that's a horrible process. I did an '05 and an '08 in seconds since no screws to unscrew, etc.
pablome 7 months ago 2
thanks man !!
PILPEZ 7 months ago
Thanks for being a bro.
dethspink 7 months ago
Thanks! exactly what i needed.
khurrumk 7 months ago
Awesome. Video was through yet not one word spoken to distract you from the process. Does sound like there is an airport near by? :) Thank you!
Flyinblyian 7 months ago
Great video. I just changed air filters for my accord. The video helped me a lot. Thanks for posting it.
anjumtaj82 8 months ago
i just bought an accord and the person before me smoked in it, will this help remove the smell, if so where can i get the filters at?
Biggiez94 8 months ago
@Biggiez94
Unfortunately changing the cabin filters will not remove the smoke odor that's soaked into your car upholstery. If your accord is 1998 and up, you can buy the filters online or at a Honda dealer. You can buy aftermarket filters at some auto parts store.
daisrang 8 months ago
@Biggiez94 do a steam clean on all the carpet surfaces
here's a tut.
/watch?v=dNMAmhGrxR8
good luck mate.
PhanNTran 1 month ago
umm did u just put the same dirty filters back in?
PQPLAYER92 8 months ago 2
@PQPLAYER92
The video is a demonstration on how to change your Honda cabin filters. It's common sense when you replace the filters, you put in the new ones.
daisrang 8 months ago 4
Do you know where is the cabin filter on accord ex 1993?
MrAlexdesousa 8 months ago
@MrAlexdesousa
There is no cabin filters for 1993 Accords. Only for 1998 and up models.
daisrang 8 months ago 2
Great video, it helped me. Thanks
sillieww 8 months ago
This video was great, step by step and perfect!! I was able to follow along with the video. Glad I didn't pay the dealership the $60 they charge to do this.
brownsugaraj 8 months ago
Excellent video demo - thanks !!!
dunasfish 8 months ago
Nice. I have been wanting to have my filter replaced and finally found a good deal.
Thanks to your efforts I am confident I can do the job myself.
GodGracious1 9 months ago
Great Video, i just changed mine and couldnt have done it without it.
DIRTIJERZI609 9 months ago
holy sh!t, I know it's not difficult, but why did honda not make this easier to access, with toyota's and lex's you just pop down the glove box, and on some models maybe have to un-hinge it, most of the time no tools are needed at all..
erikbalanza 9 months ago 2
@erikbalanza my altima filter took me all but 20 seconds to change. i would assume that companies make it hard to change so that the majority of people will go to the dealer to get this changed. and the dealer would charge you $150+ for a $20 job. however i just change my 2000 accord one and it wasn't so bad. the worst experience ive ever had was with an 02 odyssey! >:0
DIRTIJERZI609 9 months ago
@erikbalanza In my Lancer I just have to remove the glove box (a simple clip, no tools needed) and the filter is right there. Two philips screws remove the filter, put the new one in, glove box back in and it's done. The whole process takes 2 minutes.
captain150 8 months ago
Awesome video I just finished changing the filter thank you
haya812 9 months ago
I've done this before, but what is the best way to remove the glovebox without messing up the little tabs behind it?
yoseppijoe 10 months ago
I have a 99 3.0, do filters differ between the 2.3 and the 3.0?
ACK15 11 months ago
Thank you very much for posting this video. My 2000 Accord has 1333,000 miles on the clock and this was needed. I live down south and this really made a difference in my A/C. Now, if I could only get the "D" to light up on my dash when I put the car in drive I would be a happy man. Thanks again.
madcaps1 11 months ago
@madcaps1 you probably have a light out behind the guage cluster or you shifter connection is loose or damaged
DIRTIJERZI609 9 months ago
Please answer my questions!, but first I want to Thank you for taking the time to make this Great instructional video!
why do you reverse the filters? isnt that going to push out everything it filtered? also whats the point of changing those filters? what does this improve? Thanks in advance!
TCreatorO 1 year ago
@TCreatorO
This video is a demonstration of how to change the cabin filters so the old filters were used. I didn't reverse the filters and you should not do so when you change your filters. You should always use new filters when you replace them! Changing the filters filter out the debris, pollens, and odors to your cabin; improve ac air circulation; and improve air flow to the cabin. In essence, you get cleaner air.
daisrang 11 months ago
@daisrang Nice, Thanks! I will do that since my car has 176k miles on it I think that would help a lot :)
TCreatorO 11 months ago
@TCreatorO I believe what is meant is do you see how the person took the bottom filter out, slid the top one down, then took that one out? I think he means, when you replace them with the two new filters you put the new one in, slide it up, then slide the seconds new filter in. So it's like you are putting them in the reverse order. Not in fact, reversing the old ones in any fashion and putting them back in again. You're right, that would probably cause all sorts of problems!
jerm4636 9 months ago
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@TCreatorO I believe what is meant is do you see how the person took the bottom filter out, slid the top one down, then took that one out? I think he means, when you replace them with the two new filters you put the new one in, slide it up, then slide the seconds new filter in. So it's like you are putting them in the reverse order. Not in fact, reversing the old ones in any fashion and putting them back in again. You're right, that would probably cause all sorts of problems!
jerm4636 9 months ago
@TCreatorO I think the person meant use new filters and put them in like you took them out but as if you were playing that part of the video in reverse. Slide the new one in and slide it to the top and then slide the next one in in the bottom slot.
jerm4636 9 months ago
I just did it but I removed the metal bar up's more work but it was easier to get the glove box in easier n filters u be surprise when u see the dirty filters I found grass dirt leaves and black dust I end up spending $15 dlls
Momo15dog 1 year ago
@ :40 you said, pull that cover from bottom....but there is no place to pull it using finger. i failed last week at that point. is it like we need to move it up and take it out after releasing the top corners ? dont want to break it (:-
321Texas 1 year ago
@321Texas If you are having trouble pulling the cover out, there's another way to do it.
1) Pause at time :38 and watch how I pressed down the cover.
2) Pull down the top cover out far enough to remove the screw (screw at :49). You may need someone to help you pull down the cover so you can remove the screw.
3) Once you removed the screw, remove the second side screw (1:04).
4) Pull and press down the middle cover as you pull out the lower panel like so at 1:25.
daisrang 1 year ago
Eight minutes -- impressive!
Thanks for posting this video...
Thirdgen83 1 year ago
Wow, just what I needed. Thank you very much!
foxkm1 1 year ago
I love how he just points at stuff. Lmao
MasterTech58 1 year ago
Thanks A lot! Great video!!!
ShadoWInvisiblE 1 year ago
Thank you, best video I have seen on this.
GroovyGroomers 1 year ago
Just Curious but I have a 1998 Honda Accord EX v6 coupe... Do you guys get around 220 miles on a tank of gas... Any suggestions... I've used sea foam and gas lube and the whole bit and i have new exhaust... Any Suggestion
tnfireman2 1 year ago
@tnfireman2 You need a tune up bad. I get over 350 miles a tank in the 4 cylinder. Change spark plugs, air filter, distributor cap & rotor.
wmp89 1 year ago
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@wmp89 Air filter was changed, wat kinda of plugs, distrubtor cap and what kinda of rotor? (idk wat rotor) should i get. If you need to get in touch with me easier my email is Tnfireman2@gmail.com. I really Appreciate the help
tnfireman2 1 year ago
nice video!!! and to think honda wants to charge me 100.00 to change my cabin/air filters lol
zoltron30 1 year ago
cant work for right steer..it's very different......helpless
egalih 1 year ago
Great video, i know that you have a lot of people ask you this but i looked around and i couldn't find a video for 1997 honda accords. Is it the same thing?
DarkTinman 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing this - it was a great guide. I have a 2000 Accord - the only difference I found was that some of the screws had socket heads. I would recommend that others use care when removing the glovebox - I snapped off one of the anchors inside the dash with too much brute force, when what I needed to do was clear the lip of the glovebox by the latch hook assembly more than appeared necessary. What a ridiculous process...
juicebomb 1 year ago
Honda I think made a boo boo with there design.
fastjoon92 1 year ago
great vid. very helpful and nicely shot
bacdafucup2778 1 year ago
thanks. you saved me some money
nypana1 1 year ago
Great instruction video, THANK YOU for sharing.
tcchan64 1 year ago
Good to know that thanks
pcord1249 1 year ago
did mine in 15 mins?? ain't got the drill
Arai4lpinestars 1 year ago
The Honda dealers must hate you, thanks a lot, gonna DIY my filters soon.
Arai4lpinestars 1 year ago
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Great video, thanks so much
chinpunpas 1 year ago
Great video, thanks so much
chinpunpas 1 year ago
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I have a 99 Accord EX 2.3 Cyl, is this the same way I can change the cabin filter?
chinpunpas 1 year ago
I have a 99 Accord EX 2.3 Cyl, is this the same way I can change the cabin filter?
chinpunpas 1 year ago
@chinpunpas Yes it is.
daisrang 1 year ago
good job bro
superco0l88 1 year ago
Muchas gracias por esta informacion desde Rep. Dominicana
Zylenum 1 year ago
Great video I just change my cabin filter
Thanks
fundingu 1 year ago
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the cabin filter is so the cabin wont smell like ass when the ac or heat are flowing right
utume 1 year ago
the cabin filter is so the cabin wont smeel like ass when the ac or heat are flowing right
utume 1 year ago
/the cabin filter is so the cabin wont smeel like ass when the ac or heat are flowing right
utume 1 year ago
Thank you so much. This was incredible.
thaitanium15 1 year ago
Thank you for the video you posted, it was very helpful to replaced the cabin filter by my own, good work.
izcalliat95 1 year ago
Thanks very much for this helpful video!
amarillodave 1 year ago
To Cool
AnneewakeeChampions 1 year ago
Hi,
I couldnt get the last 2 screws of the 5 in. The ones under the big panel the last 2 u screwed in back in before replacing the big panel, they screw in to the glove box I think and they just wouldn't go in...does that matter? Cuz I really don't wanna open it all back up...and the glove box is sturdy...
MrYusha 1 year ago
@MrYusha
Did you try to align the glovebox? if the 2 screws wouldn't go back in it should be ok,
there's a couple of screws holding the glovebox.
Hondarepairadvice 1 year ago
Thank you very much!!! Clear and concise. Excellent video.
spapay 1 year ago
Thanks for the video. From your Blogger site, I noticed it is for 03 and up. Is the 2002 SE, which I have, similar in reference to changing the cabin filters?
Thx.
TurboBrain2008 1 year ago
@TurboBrain2008
The procedure in this video is the same for your 2002 SE.
daisrang 1 year ago
@TurboBrain2008
Thx!
TurboBrain2008 1 year ago
Very impressive. I'll try this as soon as the weather drops below 90.
kccaz01 1 year ago
Wow. 8 mins!! That is impressive. Great Video!
Oweny2k 1 year ago
Thanks a million daisrang. I just changed out the cabin filters on the wife's 2000 accord, and everything was pretty easy, except for the fact that the wife had a cd stacker in the center console to replace the plastic panel. For the cd staker, I found the online installation, and had to remove the cover from around the stacker to get to the one screw holding the plastic panel in place. The 2 screws were easy, but you have to slide in a tool and rotate it to pry the 2 press clips loose.
jrickysimmons 1 year ago
Thanks a million daisrang. I just changed out the cabin filters on the wife's 2000 accord, and everything was pretty easy, except for the fact that the wife had a cd stacker in the center console to replace the plastic panel. For the cd staker, I found the online installation, and had to remove the cover from around the stacker to get to the one screw holding the plastic panel in place. The 2 screws were easy, but you have to slide in a tool and rotate it to pry the 2 press clips loose.
jrickysimmons 1 year ago
thanks fantastic video, it took me about 45mins.
philiptong81 1 year ago
thanks very helpful
miamimn12000 1 year ago
thank you very mach for this video
but I want ask you how you can change fuel filter for this accurd
nice channal>>>>>>>>
bashkardy 1 year ago
@bashkardy
For '98 and up Accords, you don't need to change the fuel filter. The filter is lifetime and is inside the gas tank.
daisrang 1 year ago
Nice vid
jr4909 1 year ago
dammit, my freakin filter had more dirt than you can imagine, a freakin environmental hazard for real. I thought my ac was workin great before, i can imagine what it would do now. It took me a long time as i could not get the glove compartment to come out, still got it done anyhow. Thanks for the vid.
kwaseb 1 year ago
this is great vedio for me to change mine 98 accourd air filter because i think this is the reason cause my engine light on, thx
3yeser 1 year ago
thanks alot for this video! i was just going to change out my filters as well! Great job!
tofer01 1 year ago
Videos like this are the reason I keep watching YouTube! Thanks
ctl46 1 year ago
Thanks for the video, I just done mine but not as quick as you, I did it in 30 minutes.
btw I like your website.
kng1818 1 year ago
do you have a pioneer deh-p7300? i have the same one and ur radio looks like mine.
gibnihtmus 1 year ago
@gibnihtmus
It's a Pioneer but I don't know the model #.
daisrang 1 year ago
bro, you are quick! I can now fix my fathers car, thanks!!
kriscyril 1 year ago
Thanks!! I couldn't have done it without you. Mine was twice as difficult because I had to remove my center console, because the tape deck frame was screwed through that lower plastic dashboard cover. Man that's a lot of work just to change the filter. Now it seems like the aircon is more powerful and free flowing.
johnhurt888 1 year ago
i have a tape deck at the bottom of the center console. somewhat blocking that lower left screw. makes it hard to unscrew it. any ideas how to remove the tape deck.
johnhurt888 1 year ago
Thanks for the video tutorial. I was able to do the whole project in about 20 - 30 minutes because of your precise details. I probably would not have attempted it without a good visual of the process.
bornagainbytheblood 1 year ago
Awesome job on the video, guys! I did this a year ago on my 99 Accord, based on the Haynes Guide, and it took me 90 minutes of pulling the wrong screws/parts/pieces. I was looking for a refresher and this will help a lot.
mmacinto 1 year ago
Hey Daisrang - I can't remove the 2 screws on either end of the support beam, the other 3 were very easy, I used a power screw driver & it's didn't even budge, did you have a hard time removing them & any suggestion with other tool I can used on them, thanks in advance -
lonebun 1 year ago
@lonebun - Try to use a #2 screwdriver to loosen the two screws. If you can't or if the screws are stripped, use a small vise grip to loosen them.
daisrang 1 year ago
This was very helpful and well put together. Thanks.
fluentinsilence 1 year ago
thanks daisrang for posting this video....appreciated ^o^
lonebun 1 year ago
well it took me a while but i finally replaced the 2 cabin filters in my accord. they were very dirty. i cant believe honda wanted over 100.00 dollars. thanks for the video...
zoltron30 1 year ago
Great video. I can't believe shops charge almost $100 to do this.
smootcw2 1 year ago
@smootcw2 i could understand why, it really takes a lot of time the first time around, it's no joke, i sweated more than 8 oz of water getting it done.
kwaseb 1 year ago
thanks so much, almost gave up after getting so close with the bad instructions that came with the filters and not being able to do it. You saved me $100 almost just went to the dealer to do it.
surpasspro 1 year ago
Really good video, i just replaced my filters thanks...
Icelisktick 1 year ago
i cant remove the center console cover. i removed the top portion but i cant remove it from the bottom... i can even see the screw that has to be removed but remove the center console and i dont want to break it lol
zoltron30 2 years ago
If you remove the top center cover and see no screw someone remove it and didn't put it back. If there is no srew you don't have to remove the whole cover out, just slide the right lower dash panel out.
daisrang 2 years ago
i see the screw when i remove the top portion of the center console but cant seem to take the rest of the console off....should i just pull the cover down after i remove the top portion of the console? great video btw
zoltron30 2 years ago
Great video... I have a 98 Accord and I need to change the cabin filter and now I know how....
Thank you thank you so so so much...
kwest30038 2 years ago
@crysisdood Mine takes 1 minutes. Just hit the side of the compartment and things fall out. I love civics..
1mtk 2 years ago
which year of the 6th gen do u have?
great video! 6th gen is a hassle to change.
thanks
diulaylomochohai 2 years ago
The car in the video is a 2000 Honda Accord.
daisrang 2 years ago
Great vid, Thank you!
StarvinMarvin617 2 years ago
Thanks for sharing this information. The video was very nicely done with the instructions displayed.
mail4asim 2 years ago
in indonesia accord 98-02 dont have ac air filter.
the honda is suck... speck down.... in indonesia..
xtmozzy 2 years ago
Interesting...I never knew that. Thanks for sharing.
daisrang 2 years ago
Clear, concise instructions and best of all, a money and time saver.
cowjazz 2 years ago 2
Great video. Thank goodness the 2003 & up Honda Accords are much easier to change with no screws to remove at all. Can be done in 2 minutes on the newer Accords.
kyclay58 2 years ago
Very clear video and good instructions. It saved me $120! Thanks!!
hintzpan 2 years ago 2