2017–2022 Honda CR-V (not hybrid)
Cabin air filter
Good first job: no tools, about 10 min
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The full video is 1:17: all 12 steps on the 2017–2022 Honda CR-V, start to finish.
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ToolsNone
TimeAbout 10 min
Airflow arrowPoints down
What you need
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Parts
- 1Cabin air filterCabin filter, not the engine air filter (Honda: dust and pollen filter)Amazon
Tools
- No tools needed
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Every step in this video (12)
- Change it at Maintenance Minder code 2 or when airflow from the vents feels weak
- It sits behind the glove box, inside the blower housing on the passenger side
- Empty the glove box and open it
- On the right side, unhook the damper from the glove box
- Now lower the glove box all the way down
- Behind it is a long lid. Press the tab at each end and pull it off
- Slide the old filter straight out. Keep it level so the dirt stays in it
- Most common mistake: putting it in upside down. The airflow arrow must point DOWN
- Slide it all the way in, flat, so the edges don't fold
- Snap the lid on until both tabs click. If it's loose, air leaks out around it
- Raise the glove box and hook the damper back on
- Last check: fan on high. Strong airflow, and the glove box closes smoothly
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