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That's nothing compared to what came out of my car when purchased lol
About as bad as the one I took out last year when I bought the car. Although that's nothing compared to the one from my parents Astra I did a few months back. Turns out they had never done it in the 7 or 8 years and 70000 miles since they've owned it! It amazes me the effort some people go to maintaining/modifying their cars but then they never think to change out their cabin filter occasionally.
I have had my car for just over a year now and have no idea when it was last changed. I ordered one last night from icp but there ebay page. It was about £13 delivered off there main site but only £9 delivered off the ebay page.
Can anyone direct me to how I would do this in a 2005 blobeye Impreza? And what bits to get to replace? Looks disgusting!!
It's behind the glove box. It's a long time since I did it on my old wagon, but as I remember just undo a couple of screws so the glove box opens further, then you'll see a white box behind. I don't think you need to take the glove box door off to get at it.
Open the door of the white box being careful not to snap off any lugs and pull out the old filter, plus loads of leaves and dead bugs. Then pop in a new filter and job done. https://www.scoobynet.com/showpost.p...0&postcount=64
Is there any kind of air freshener that you can spray these with before fitting. My local valeting company does a sherbet lemon spray that you spray on your mats after cleaning it lasts for ages.
11 December 2018, 08:20 PM
For Those Who Don't Change Their Cabin Filters
