Higoofy said:Anybody know how to change the in-cabin air filter?
The dealership wants 80 bucks to do it! So I would like
to do it myself but I couldn't find how to do it anywhere in the
user manual.
ViperZ said:Do a search on the PDF for "Filter" Turns up "ATC 109"
The Glove box must be removed to get to the cabin filter. It looks to be a simple job.
EJM, you slipped in while I was looking at the manualGood link :thumbup:
Yep, very easy mate, I've put that microfilter in about 15 minutes max. Helps reduce the bad odours (especially if you're a smoker like me)goofy said:Thanks. I'll try it this weekend and see if it's as easy as it looks.
That is correct. We have updated our site and we now have a dedicated technical and DIY section which includes fitting the microfilter in and other useful info. for everyone to browse.ejm said:The link I posted earlier no longer works.This link takes you to it now.
http://main.australianxtrail.com/
Then select "technical" then "Micro-filter"
Note-thier X-trail is right hand drive; ours is left hand so things are reversed.
Hope this helps.
Enspyre said:Hello,
Im new to this thread but it looks like the perfect place to get (and give) information regarding the X-trail.
Anyway, I just past 1 year with my X-trail (and very happy with it), and just took it in for the 24K Maintenance, and the dealer pointed out a few items that need attention.
One is the In Cabin Air filter, which they want $100.00 canadian for. I found out that the Air filter is the same as that for an Altima, which can be found online for approx. $30 Canadian.
I don't have a repair manual (although am currently looking for one), so i dent really know where the air filter is. Does anyone here know if its in an easy-to-get-to location, or is it something I should just let the dealership take care of?
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!