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Behind the glovebox. If you have a higher end trim you need a trim tool or I have used a paint mixer stick to pop the nicer trim loose, or you can man handle it like on an XL if you don’t care and have enough practice.
Exactly, so common for people to diagnose and advise other people on what to do an how to do it , yet their own stuff is worse.
I know/knew the maintenance schedule, didn't care about the cabin filter until I needed to when it started to affect a/c operation.
May not change it again for another couple of years.
Behind the glovebox. If you have a higher end trim you need a trim tool or I have used a paint mixer stick to pop the nicer trim loose, or you can man handle it like on an XL if you don’t care and have enough practice.
Youtube video will help.
I was able to get my fingertips under the edge of the rubber trim piece that hides the scews behind it, and pull it loose from the right end, then pull the left end loose.
The thing I kept doing was leaning against the passenger seat power controls, causing the seat back to lay back and the seat to move back, too bad there isn't a way to turn those off temporarily.
I was able to get my fingertips under the edge of the rubber trim piece that hides the scews behind it, and pull it loose from the right end, then pull the left end loose.
The thing I kept doing was leaning against the passenger seat power controls, causing the seat back to lay back and the seat to move back, too bad there isn't a way to turn those off temporarily.
