How to Replace the Dust Filter in a Honda Pilot
Every model year of the Honda Pilot is equipped with a dust and pollen filter that keeps the air in the passenger cabin clean and free of allergens. This filter is commonly referred to as a cabin air filter. Honda recommends replacing the cabin filter on the Pilot once a year or every 10,000 miles. If the Pilot is driven on dusty roads frequently, or in other extreme conditions such as heavy traffic, the filter will become dirty more quickly. A clean cabin filter increases the air flow throughout the ventilation system and is effective at trapping allergens to keep them from entering the passenger area.
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Instructions
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Open the glove box. Empty all contents from the glove box.
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Unhook the stop bar on the right side of the glove box.
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Press in on both sides of the glove box to unhook it from the dash. Pivot the glove box toward the floor of the Pilot.
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Pull the filter frame toward the rear of the vehicle to remove it.
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Take the old filter out of the filter frame.
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Insert the new cabin air filter into the filter frame. Press around the edges of the filter so the tabs on the filter frame go over the filter material.
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Slide the filter frame into the filter compartment as far as it will go.
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Lift the glove box up to a normal open position. Hook the stop bar back into place.
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