Air conditioning filter
Aug 4, 2009, 11:11 PM
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Air conditioning filter
I live in so cal and its starting to get warmer i think!
Just to throw it out there or as good "REMINDER" any of u guys or gals
change your air conditioning filter ,our inspected yet it to see if it needs to be
changed sooner then normal!.
Even if you don't use the a/c system and just the using heating system. Due to,
it doesn't get as warm as it does in other states .
"Yet its pretty important if ya ask me, and easy to change".
can be costly if ya don't will cause compressor,blower problems and so on
on the a/c side of the car!
.
Well i bought my car with 30000miles got to 42728
Just thought I check it and dammmmmmmm it was bad leafs/dust was coming
off of it just buy pulling it out of the compartment got a new one from
Mitsubishi all ok and will work better and smells better too
Also run your a/c even if you don't ever use it, The day u wont to use it, It
way not come on. At the very least you should run it once a month or more
even in the winter might sound weird
.
Just to keep everything lube up internally, SEALS, BUSHINGS HELPS
PREVENTS THE REFRIGERANT FROM SLUGGING UP, THAT WILL
CAUSE PROBLEMS "TRUST ME" or not.
Just trying to help out
EVO lover 4 life
THIS ALSO GOES FOR YOUR HOME AIR CONDITION SYSTEM TO!
Just to throw it out there or as good "REMINDER" any of u guys or gals
change your air conditioning filter ,our inspected yet it to see if it needs to be
changed sooner then normal!.
Even if you don't use the a/c system and just the using heating system. Due to,
it doesn't get as warm as it does in other states .
"Yet its pretty important if ya ask me, and easy to change".
can be costly if ya don't will cause compressor,blower problems and so on
on the a/c side of the car!
.Well i bought my car with 30000miles got to 42728
Just thought I check it and dammmmmmmm it was bad leafs/dust was coming
off of it just buy pulling it out of the compartment got a new one from
Mitsubishi
all ok and will work better and smells better tooAlso run your a/c even if you don't ever use it, The day u wont to use it, It
way not come on. At the very least you should run it once a month or more
even in the winter might sound weird
.Just to keep everything lube up internally, SEALS, BUSHINGS HELPS
PREVENTS THE REFRIGERANT FROM SLUGGING UP, THAT WILL
CAUSE PROBLEMS "TRUST ME"
or not.Just trying to help out
EVO lover 4 life
THIS ALSO GOES FOR YOUR HOME AIR CONDITION SYSTEM TO!
Aug 4, 2009, 11:44 PM
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ITS behind the glove box easy to remove just a Philips screw driver and your
hands and filter
on my 2006 i would sit in the passenger seat open the glove box theirs a clip
on the left side of the glove box in the lower corner its very hard to see push
and slide at the same time towards the middle of the glove box
but be very careful not to break clip grab a hold of the glove box and it should
drop straight down but the glove box is still intact on the lower side just leave
it intact
just guide the glove box down so it dosent break the lower screws off holding
the glove box
look behind the glove box. forward well be the two screws gold looking one on
top and bottom, remove the screws and pull filter straight out towards you but
be gentle their might be a lot of dust don't wont any in your car
install new filter reverse the process and all good let me know i could post pics
if ya need it
yes its the cabin filter also
hands and filter
on my 2006 i would sit in the passenger seat open the glove box theirs a clip
on the left side of the glove box in the lower corner its very hard to see push
and slide at the same time towards the middle of the glove box
but be very careful not to break clip grab a hold of the glove box and it should
drop straight down but the glove box is still intact on the lower side just leave
it intact
just guide the glove box down so it dosent break the lower screws off holding
the glove box
look behind the glove box. forward well be the two screws gold looking one on
top and bottom, remove the screws and pull filter straight out towards you but
be gentle their might be a lot of dust don't wont any in your car
install new filter reverse the process and all good let me know i could post pics
if ya need it
yes its the cabin filter also
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