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How to replace the cabin filter on a Chevy Cruze 2011,2012,2013,2014,2015 2016
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2024
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All the 2011-2016 Chevy Cruze are the same procedure to replace the cabin filter.
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Thanks. Cabin air filter replacement is one of the things the oil-change places and other shops often try to upsell, at pretty high prices relative to the cost of buying the filter and installing it yourself. I recently told my wife to decline the service quoted to her (I think around $75) and that I would do it. I figured it would be something like this, but since I hadn't done it on this specific car, I looked for a video and found yours. I can now confidently go ahead and do this on my wife's car.
You are absolutely the best man my dealership was going to charge me 1300 just to swap out all my filters and my fluids and me being the person I am I understand Cars to a certain degree you can ask me to open up an engine and do work but when it comes to basic maintenance as such I knew I was getting Rob I just needed a tutorial on how to do this and you will save me a bunch of money I think you a lot
I don’t need a new filter. I just watched this because your voice is so soothing.
Hahaha Thanks for watching.
I watched several videos on this,, and it's a good thing I watched yours. The other vids had you pulling 4 panels and removing the entire glove box. Thanks for showing a shorter method. You rock!
Glad it helped
My repair shop wanted 110 to do this hahaha I can't believe I almost let them do it
Right on, man. Thank you for the effort to make this video! It was exactly what I was looking for!
Thanks for the video. As a Texan with a proud Southern accent, I love your accent man!
Thank you, took me minutes! So glad this was available years later
Thanks for sharing your knowledge on this filter replacement, Jim!
I like how you make it look hard like the rest of us will experience. Great video!
They should all be as easy / straight forward to change as this one! Don't know what some manufacturers were thinking when they hide them under layers of body panel trims.
Hi Thomas ,You right some can be a real PITA
They are thinking $$ visit for their Service Technicians! I doubt there's any other oversight?
like the Buick verano . pita
I wasn't aware of this until my family friend told me about it (change the what? what? 😳). This is a simple job according to what you showed. Thank you so much for putting this up! ♥️
I paid $230 at Jiffy Lube for an oil change (no new oil filter included apparently) and the cabin air filter replaced. I never felt so ripped off in my life
230 holy shit. 88 for oil and filter full synthetic. Probably cheaper for this Chevy
When i changed my cabin filter there was a noise afterwards. Turns out when I changed the filter a leaf must have dropped into the blower below. To fix this I simply took out the filter and put my hand down into the fan. (Car was off lol) Then I just spun the fan with my hands and found the leaves making the noise right on top and that fixed the problem. Maybe it might help someone else
Thanks for watching and your input.
Dude, Just helped me today this advice of yours. After i was all done there was a noise like vrummm!!!!!. And i opened the bitch up again spun the fan and Voila there it was the leaf. it was a pain in the ass to get it out. But thank you so much :D
Thank you for this! My car had a horrible sound and vibration it did not previously have. I pulled out several leaves and acorn shells which fixed the problem.
I realize it is pretty randomly asking but does anybody know of a good website to watch new series online ?
@Darren Jayce Ehh try flixportal. You can find it on google:) -flynn
Thanks so much!!! my fan on full blast sounded like it was ready for take off until I cleaned it out in there. I didn't even know it had an interior air filter.
Great video, very helpful; I am going to go do my Chevy Cruze cabin filter right now. Thanks Jim !
I'm happy to help. Thanks for watching.
There's no reason whatsoever to remove those clips. Once you disconnect the cable, just squeeze the sides of the glove compartment together and it comes right out...
Wow you were correct thnx
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Still very helpful after many years! Much appreciated for the video!
Glad it helped!
Excellent video. Replaced quickly
Helpful video
The accent is endearing
Thank you! I'm glad you showed how to put the clips back in because I was struggling
When I was getting an oil change the guy reached into my car and "checked" my air filter. He said he would recommend swapping it since there was a leaf in it. They were willing to swap it for the low price of $39.99 so I said I'll pass. He put it back in with the leaf on the filter and it has been making a noise ever since. I thought how hard could it be to do it myself. Thanks to your video not hard at all, and $30 cheaper too.
$40 for a filter swap and labor really isn’t that bad
It should be noted here that the glove box door hinges must snap into place on the bottom edge. A simple 15 minute job turned into a half hour job because I couldn't figure out why TF my glove box door was closing all funky. I gave it a good bang and it snapped right in and everything lined up properly. I almost lost one of the clips also. Try looking for one in a black interior! Lots of fun!
Does the cabin air filter affect how the blower motor blows through the vents? Right now on my 2012 Cruze I'm not getting a lot of air through the vents. Turning it on high is kinda loud with some air but lower settings barely any air comes out.
Great video. I better get on it. I haven't replaced it since I bought the car...back in October of 2013!
3:15pm Thanks very helpful i allways took to the dealer but im a 62 female and i done it myself thanks 😅
Great and helpful guide. Thanks a lot From 🇮🇹
I thank you sooo much much for making this video simple and easy for me 🙌🏾 you save me a lot of money
THANK YOU. It was super easy to change out!🤗
Thank you, just changed my 8 years old cabin air filter! Rat chewed on it eww!
Thanks Jim! Just did it myself thanks to this video
Great video. Thanks Jim!
Glad you enjoyed it
You helped me change out my cabin air filter. I'm 72 yr old woman and like to do what I can before paying a shop to do it. Boy was my filter clogged and look like a birds nest. So I got the side pull string back in when reassembling it, BUT when putting the side clips on the inside of the glove box ... they don't catch on anything and it drops the glove box downward not catching to close... I only see a cutout on the side wall where it slips into. I can't seem to figure out what they are suppose to attach to or clip to. I know this is an older video, but still hope you may see my question. Thanks.
Thanks for the video, I think I'll try changing my filter by myself thanks to your video. Cheers!
I'm happy to help. Thanks for watching. Don't forget to hit the bell for notifications when a new video is posted.
Awesome tutorial. Thanks for the help!
Super helpful!!! Thank you 😁
Thank you sir. I did this on my own ! I feel accomplished
Thank you for watching. I'm happy to help
Thanks. Great video
Mine wont pop open, nd i tugged on all three sides, i got the glove department open but even with the tool it wont open? is there something i can do?
Very helpful, thanks
before mount new one i always turn on ventilator at max , it always blows out lots of crap
Awesome, thanks for making this!
I'm happy to help. Thanks for watching.
I can't get the clips back in
Right to the point, much appreciated!
Hey Jim, I went to do this in my 2016 Cruze and my glovebox doesn't have the 2 tabs. Is there a way to remove the glove box without having to pull panels and screws like some other videos have shown?
Thanks for watching.
Did you end up getting to it? I have a 2016
Thanks for the video
Our pleasure!
On my 2014 there is no cable, only 2 clips. It’s really a 120 seconds job, a pleasure to do.
Thanks for watching.
Thought It was ETCG for a second when I saw the title. :)
Thank you for stopping by the shop
Thank you so much.
Excellent. Thank you!!
Thanks for the video but im having trouble putting the clips back in for the glove box
Can you send me a picture of the problem
could you just use a shop vac with a brush attachment to clean the old filter and replace it?
No that will get out the big stuff but not all the small dirt
Thank you so much!!
I'm happy to help. Thanks for watching.
I own a2014 Cruze 1.4 took the glove box open and did as the video
Said a very may be fiberglass white filter stuck on the surface but i didn't
See any filter did all cruzes 2014 have air cabin filters i found any thing like video showed mystery please help also i recieved my cruze
December 2013 but it is as far as i know 2014 Chevrolet cruze 4 cylinder 1.4 thank you Paul
Very helpful! Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
How often do you recommend changing this filter?
Bob Mulhall once a year of roughly every 12 to 15 thousand miles is what I was told.
Book says every 22,500 miles for my 2015. Of course, it has nothing to do with drivability/performance. But, it's nice to have clean air whenever you run your HVAC system.
@@mrvince316 I never knew there was a filter for this in cars🤦🏻♂️ ive never replaced it on my 2012 cruze. Bought it brand new and is already at 130k miles😂😂😂 that’s probably why it has a slightly bad smell when i turn on the AC. Cant wait to replace it today. Will be oddly satisfying to see how dirty it is
@@RR-fb3xd It was for me; you can trust me on that one. By now, it would be quite pungent.
Not for the UK version. Just tried it
That is a very easy job, and I wonder if the Ford products prior to 2000 had those filters in them? The reason I ask is that I have three Fords and if they have those I need to change them badly since I have not seen any, or heard about them until recently.
Most likely they don't but what kind of fords are they?
I have a 1999 Ford Explorer, 2004 Ford F-150 Pick-up, and a 2007 Ford Escape.
The Explorer no,the F150 no and the Escape yes
I thank you very much, and will be checking that filter today.
U hav2 realize, FORD doesn't put theirs in same place as GM. Each MFR can be different, so B4 tearing out your Ford glove box, do some research.
Thank you just go done with everything!!!
Marcus Mccurtis I'm happy to help thanks for watching
After I got done with everything I called the dealership just to asked how much they charge to put all the filter in and they told me $80.00 I'm like really dude!!!
Nope I'm good!!
@ jimthecarguy, I have a 2017 chev cruze LT sedan, just wondering how much of a hassle it is to
change that one?? Any thoughts or comments?
Easy! I did it in 10 min. I vacuumed the box and wiped it out. Simple job.
Thank you Jim bless you.
I'm happy to help thanks for watching.
The arrows on my old filter were facing up.... I’m confused 😐
It is possible that someone put it in wrong.
Thank you my filter was pretty messed up.
Rene Martinez I'm happy to help thanks for watching
I had never even heard of a cabin air filter until my oil change people wanted to replace it for $25. No thanks, I'll do it myself. The filter was disgusting!
They make that plastic door hard to open on purpose
Thanks
2016 does not have those clips
Thanks!
Thank you for watching
Does this help save gas?
No. Just to make sure you have all the power of your heating and a/c and maybe take away the smell if there is one when you turn it on. If it gets very dirty it might make your heating and a/c be weaker. Also I had a friend who smoked a lot in his car and when he changed it the smell went away. It’s just for the heating and a/c and doesn’t affect gas. I guess technically if you have a dirty filter and need to use the a/c but since the air flow is very weak on the low settings due to the dirty filter you have to crank it up to high. And by using the a/c on the more powerful settings that might affect overall efficiency of your engine and gas. But for the most part it’s just for air flow and smell.
What's the use of the cabin filter?
It is to filter the air that enters the passenger cabin
Thank you!
I'm happy to help.
Thanks man
I have had a rat piss in trhere; really pongie; needing this, thanks
I'm happy to help. Thanks for watching.
@@jimthecarguy Yes thank you again: this being the way of the future.
Thank you :)
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I didn't think Delphi made anything anymore for gm bankruptcy?
Thank you for stopping by the shop
The glovebox for a 2016 doesn't look like that...
In 2016 they sold both body styles the old one which is what's in this video in the new one which is his second generation
Somehow a mouse made a nest out of the filter clogging the vents... lucky it didnt chew any wires
That is for sure . I've seen that before.
Thx,:)
Thanks for watching.
Uh cabin air filtah