where is airfiter in car carpartment and how do we remove it

Asked by JOEDAM Apr 12, 2016 at 01:13 PM about the 2010 Honda Element EX AWD

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LUNASHINE85 answered 8 years ago

Well on a Honda, I should now this one..l.but in truth, I have never replaced the item. However, I have a very serious knowledge of the Climate Control/Blower Motor Systems in Honda, and I am quite sure that the interior/cabin filter is mounted very close to the blower motor/climate complex. God forbid you have to take out the dash to do it...and I think Honda is smarter than that. Look at the dash...there is only one approachable compartment... needless to say, it is the glove compartment, pull that and you will see the plastic housing for the cabin filter...the rest is just work... Good Luck, and happy smoke free vehicle.

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