Dodge
Charger Cabin Air Filter Replacement Guide
How to clean or replace the HVAC system's cabin air
filter element in a 2006 to 2010 Dodge Charger or Chrysler 300.
Raise Hood - Expose Cowl |
Passenger Side Cowl |
Remove Filter Access Panel |
This
automotive "how-to" guide was specifically written to assist owners
of the 2006-2010 Dodge Charger or Chrysler 300 sedan in cleaning or
replacing the A/C system's cabin air filter element. Owners of other Dodge or Chrysler vehicles such as the Magnum, Challenger, 300, Caliber, Journey, Avenger, Nitro, Durango, Grand Caravan, 200 and Town & Country minivan may also find this guide to be useful. A few compatible replacement cabin air filters for the Dodge Charger with their respective part numbers include the following: Fram CF10364, NAPA # 4909, Purolator C35677, TYC 800059C, Denso 454-5051, Driveworks DW-35677, and the Wix 24909. No tools are needed to replace the cabin air filter. A wet/dry shop vacuum is useful for cleaning the existing filter or the filter slot. |
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Access Panel Removed |
Flip Down Filter Cover |
Cabin Air Filter Element |
The first steps are
to open the hood of the car and move to the passenger side of the cowl
located between the windshield and the engine bay. Press down on the two clips on the black plastic cabin air filter access panel to release it from the rest of the cowl. Below the access panel, there is a black plastic flap that covers the filter element. Gently flip the cover down and towards the front of the car to reveal the white paper element. |
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Slide Out HVAC Filter |
Old Dirty Cabin Air Filter |
"Rear of Car" Indicator |
Grip the edge of
the old cabin air filter with your thumb and forefinger before sliding it
out of the blower motor housing.
Make a mental note of how the old filter was installed and look for the arrows indicating the air flow direction. |
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Slide In New A/C Filter |
Check Air Flow Direction |
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If your old cabin
air filter doesn't look too dirty, you can just tap out the large debris and
clean it with a wet/dry shop vacuum before reinstalling it. If your filter is dark grey or black and clogged with leaves, insects, dirt, dust, or hair, you should just replace it with a new cabin air filter element. A new cabin air filter ranges in price from about $10 to $20 at various retail or online stores such as Advance Auto Parts, NAPA Auto Parts and Amazon.com. I recommend buying the Fram CF10364 "Fresh Breeze" cabin air filter since it has excellent reviews on Amazon. I also like how it has activated carbon and baking soda in the filter to remove odors. |
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Snap Filter Cover Up |
Replace Access Panel |
Snap Panel Into Place |
Slide in the
cleaned or brand new cabin air filter back into the slot in the cowl with
the air flow direction arrows pointing towards the rear of the vehicle.
Flip the smooth black plastic filter cover up over the edge of the element and push on it until you feel it click into place. Finally, replace the ventilated access panel and push on the two clips until they snap securely in place. For more, check out my
Dodge
Charger Maintenance & Repair Guides page. |
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