How to Replace Your Freed's Air Conditioner Filter Yourself

Table of Contents

• Filter Introduction
• Replacement Procedure

Filter Introduction

Here is the air conditioner filter I purchased.

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Here are the back and side of the package.

I've also included the instruction manual.
Installation steps are also written.

Here is the filter. A memo sticker is also included.

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Replacement Procedure

Now, let's install it.

Open the passenger side glove box. There are tabs on the left and right, so push in on both sides to lower it.

It's open.

The air conditioner filter is inside here, so press the tabs on both sides and remove the cover.

It's off. Since this is the first replacement, a genuine Honda filter was installed.

It didn't look very dirty, but comparing them, it's quite dirty. (There were also leaves inside.)

Now, I'll insert the new filter...

When I inserted it with the engraving facing me, it didn't go all the way in.

Comparing them, it's slightly rectangular. The genuine Honda filter has the logo facing forward, but for the BOSCH one, it seems correct to have the logo sideways.

Please note that the top/bottom or front/back has a fixed orientation.

The AIR FLOW arrow should point downwards.

And so, it successfully went all the way in. The size is also perfect.

I closed the cover and attached the sticker.

Just like when opening it, push in on both sides to put it back.

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