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Cabin filter replacement - DIY question

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I bought a new filter on eBay for $14 and $5 S&H. Not bad I think. So how hard is it to replace? I think it is on the battery side but there is a trick w.r.t. the clips apparently.

Anyone have advice? Thank you.
 
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Very easy to do...Thanks for reminding me..will probably change mine this week ...Its in the owners manual


There is an access door directly above the battery with 3 spring retainers.

Open the door and slide the filter out towards the front.

NOTE: There is a FLOW arrow on the filter, so it is installed the correct way



 
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just a question out of curiosity.. (is there any other kind really?)

do people with C6's notice a reduction in interior dust/dirt build up due to the filter being there? I mean... really, is there a measurable improvement in anything particular?
 
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I find those cabin filters don't work so well when you cruise with the windows down.

That, and every time you open your doors, stuff can blow in. It would just be nice to have a filter for those times you can see it's dusty or have to drive through a dusty area, then you can at least seal up the car.
 
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