🚗 High-Quality Replacement Cabin Air Filter for KIA SOUL - TYC 800147P Review

Changing the filter is not easy but that is because you have to remove the entire glove box to get to the filter once that is done, the filter fits like a glove , then put everything back and you're done, I recommend this company and their products. That worked for us.

This was the right choice for my 2011 Kia Soul. Removing the bolts and glove box wasn't difficult, but it was uncomfortable. My stepson has a Honda and the cabin filter in it can be changed by simply squeezing the sides of the glove box. It then lowers to reveal a mounting slot that can be reached by hand without tools. The total time to change the cabin filter on the Honda was 30 seconds. The time on the Kia was 5-10 minutes because of the bolts. So it's not a big hassle, but it could be…

what more can I say, this is a cabin filter at a pretty good price. Installing it in the Kia Soul was pretty easy. In this case 5 screws have been removed in order to be able to remove the glove box. Open the cabin filter cover, remove the old filter and finally insert the new filter. Watch YouTube videos about your car. The advantage of replacing the filter is that the airflow from the fan or air conditioner increases significantly. Where the fan speed should be set to at least 3 to get rid of

DO NOT pay your dealer to replace the cabin air filter. Anyone who can use a screwdriver and follow some very simple instructions can do it in 15-20 minutes, and these filters meet or exceed OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturing) standards, saving you tons of money. I bought them for our two cars (2012 KIA Soul and 2012 KIA Optima). And both filters cost less than 1/3 the cost of either of them at the retailer set price. What a saving, and it really helps protect the interior of the car from…

I honestly didn't think it was possible to replace this filter. Its location made me think I would have to take it to the dealer at some point and have them do it. NOT CORRECT. Quick start: Unscrew the three screws under the bottom edge of the glove box. You open the glove box, empty it, and remove the five screws along the top edge (two on each side, back and in the hole). Don't lose screws. Now you pull the glove box out of the hole. Be careful, it will look like it won't move, and then it…