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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Trucks / July 2005Cabin Filter
This has been covered before,but I don`t remember the details. I have a '04 GMC 2500 HD 6.0 Do I have a cabin filter? If so,where is it located,and how many miles,or time before it should be replaced? I checked the owners manual,and it said nothing about it. Thanks Bill Good question. I was told I had on in my '05 Tahoe but cannot find it. > This has been covered before,but I don`t remember the details. > I have a '04 GMC 2500 HD 6.0 [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Thanks > Bill No cabin air filters on 04 pickups. Something about it not working with the dual zone heating system. > This has been covered before,but I don`t remember the details. > I have a '04 GMC 2500 HD 6.0 [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Thanks > Bill Ok thanks.I can stop looking now. Don`t know where you got your info,but I have one.Some places said I do,and some said I don`t.So I took a look,and there it was. > Don`t know where you got your info,but I have one.Some places said I >do,and some said I don`t.So I took a look,and there it was. Well, you might as well tell us where it is. Wasn't that the original question? DJ It`s under the glove box. 2 screws to get the cover off.2 minute job. Thanks I will look again. > It`s under the glove box. 2 screws to get the cover off.2 minute job. Step by step instructions are here http://www.hastingsfilter.com/products/af1114.pdf > Thanks I will look again. > >> It`s under the glove box. 2 screws to get the cover off.2 minute job. Don't bother, the instructions do not apply to '04 models. If you remove your kickplate you will not find a cover or the filters. On my '04 you can look at the plastic and see where the filter access cover should be (including a slot for one end and a hole where the cover screw should go) but the access opening is molded solid. The kickplate is no joy to remove either as there are 4 screws, one of which is located in a hole with very limited access because the hump in the floor doesn't give you much room for a tool to get in. I guess after the '02 model year GM decided that it wasn't worth it to have a cabin air filter, or maybe they caused too many problems. Cheers - Jonathan > Thanks I will look again. > >> It`s under the glove box. 2 screws to get the cover off.2 minute job. > It`s under the glove box. 2 screws to get the cover off.2 minute job. What does a set of filters cost? TIA, MR > > It`s under the glove box. 2 screws to get the cover off.2 minute job. > > What does a set of filters cost? > TIA, > MR $20 for the 'After Market' WIX or FRAM Filter Pair, (ID CF-104 equivalent). About $40 if you buy GM AC Delco CF-104 boxed pair.. Installation can run about $30....... It is not real fun to replace. IF the filter pair does not get changed: 1) Fan air flow gets blocked for defrosting..... 2) The filter is Packed full of dead bugs / etc.... 3) Fresh air in the Cab becomes unfresh air.... >> > It`s under the glove box. 2 screws to get the cover off.2 minute job. >> [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > 3) Fresh air in the Cab becomes unfresh air.... Thanks a bunch. Just finished changing the filters and I found that prices were varied just as you mentioned. I had forgotten to change the filters until the post here. You are right on all 3 items and it was a bitch to get that last screw back in over the center hump. Thanks again. MR >>> > It`s under the glove box. 2 screws to get the cover off.2 minute job. >>> [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] >Thanks again. >MR MR, When I changed mine, I did not totally remove the screw by the center hump. I just made is loose enough so I could swing the cover out of the way to get at the filter housing. Made the job much easier. BB >>>> > It`s under the glove box. 2 screws to get the cover off.2 minute job. >>>> [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > >BB Good idea........I'll give that a try next year when I chang them out again. Thanks, MR You got that screw back in? Mine has been in my tool box since June 2001! Al >>> > It`s under the glove box. 2 screws to get the cover off.2 minute job. >>> [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > Thanks again. > MR I have an 04, that is where I get my info. No cabin air filter. In fact I think 03s don't have one either. I notice the link David sent is for up to 02. I don't know what 2 screws you removed but just to get the housing off there are 3, than another1 to access the 2 filters. There are some foam pieces in there for sound control, around the fan motor but I have no place for any filters. Call the parts department and ask for cabin filters for your 04 see if any are listed. > Don`t know where you got your info,but I have one.Some places said I > do,and some said I don`t.So I took a look,and there it was. thanks calhoun, i have a 04 gmc sierra and was wondering where mine was, i have the duel auto temp control on my trk. |
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