Hyundai
Accent Cabin Air Filter Replacement Guide
A pictures illustrated "how to"
instruction guide for replacing the HVAC cabin air filter in a 2010 Hyundai
Accent.
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| Inside the glove box, there are two tabs which attach to the glove box compartment's rubber stops. To release each tab or "lock" inside the glove box, insert your hand into the glove box and close it a few inches. Then use your fingernail to lift the side of the plastic tab closest to you until it pivots towards the center of the glove box and pull it out. | ||||
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| If you don't close partially close the glove box, it is a lot harder to pop out the two plastic/rubber glove box stops. | ||||
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| Once the two rubber glove box stops/tabs are removed, gently lower the entire glove box towards the floor of the car. | ||||
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| Then look for the long rectangular black plastic cabin air filter cover. It is secured in place by two clips/snaps on the either side. To release the cover, pinch the two tabs together and gently pull towards you. Repeat on the other side and completely pull off the cabin air filter plastic cover. | ||||
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| With the plastic cover removed, you'll be able to see the rear edge of the white cabin air filter. To remove it, gently pinch and pull on it straight back towards yourself. This cabin air filter wasn't that dirty, so I just shook off the leaves and tapped out some of the dust, dirt and other debris. | ||||
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| To insert a new cabin air filter (or the original one after cleaning it), take note of any "Up" or "Air Flow" indicators and slide it back into the cabin air filter receptacle slot. | ||||
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| Then line up the black plastic cabin air filter cover and gently snap it into place. You may need to pinch together the two tabs on the latches to get it locked into place. | ||||
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| To finish the job, all you have to do is re-install the two plastic/rubber stops that keep the glove box from falling all the way down when opened. To do this, insert your hand into the glove box with one of the stops and close the glove box a few inches. Then insert the little rubber stick into the larger rearmost opening followed by the large rubber piece. Finally, lay the plastic piece flat and push it towards the rear of the glove box. Repeat this on the other side with the other stop. | ||||
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