How to Replace Cabin Air Filter 2013 Honda Accord

By | April 5, 2022

How to Replace Cabin Air Filter 2013 Honda Accord

Replacing the Cabin Air filter on a 2013 Honda Accord is an easy DIY task.
How to Replace Cabin Air Filter 2013 Honda Accord Overview
No tools are needed, with the Filter located behind the glove box and a few clips holding it in place.

Cabin air filters need to be replaced every 15,000-30,000 miles depending on the climate lived in. For example, a desert location would need the Filter replaced more often than other locations.
Failure to replace a dirty cabin air filter will block air flowing into the vehicle, which reduces cooling and heating. It is an easy, low-cost fix.

Below are the steps to replace it, along with pictures. A video is at the bottom of the page for a visual walk-through if needed.
 
How to Replace Cabin Air Filter 2013 Honda Accord

  1. Open the glove box.
  2. How to Replace Cabin Air Filter 2013 Honda Accord Step 1

  3. At the back of the glove box, push in on the sides, and it will drop down.
  4. How to Replace Cabin Air Filter 2013 Honda Accord Step 2

  5. On the right side, there is a lever; push it down, and the glove box will open up fully.
  6. How to Replace Cabin Air Filter 2013 Honda Accord Step 3

  7. The air filter is located at the back. Take the plastic holder out by squeezing the clips on the side of it.
  8. How to Replace Cabin Air Filter 2013 Honda Accord Step 4

  9. Remove the old air filter.
  10. How to Replace Cabin Air Filter 2013 Honda Accord Step 5

  11. Check the new Filter for the airflow direction. It will need to point down.
  12. How to Replace Cabin Air Filter 2013 Honda Accord Step 7

  13. Slide in the new Filter. The arrows should be pointing down.
  14. How to Replace Cabin Air Filter 2013 Honda Accord Step 6

  15. After the filter is in snap back reattach the glove box.

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About Bob Thomas

Bob Thomas is an automotive mechanic with 30 plus years experience. He is a contributor to several publications and has written many articles on automotive maintenance and repairs. He also has created many auto repair videos on YouTube.

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