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How to replace a cabin filter for a 2006 Subaru Impreza

Replacing your cabin filter is essential to your engine’s respiratory health. This is a simple maintenance that should be done every three-six months, depending on your sensitivity to airborne allergens.

First of all, you’re going to need a Phillips-head screwdriver to get the job done, although, it is easier with a drill. This is the only tool required to perform a cabin filter replacement.

Begin by opening up the glove box and taking everything out. The filter is located behind the glove box. Once you’ve cleaned out your glove box, go ahead and close it up, because you’re going to want to start on the exterior screws in order to remove the whole glove box assembly.

How to change a car air filter

Car Air Filter

How many times have you heard the person changing your oil tell you that you should have the air filter changed too and that they can easily do it for you. I'll only cost you an additional - whatever they quote $20, $25, $30 or more. Well the good news is that you can change the air filter yourself. It is not very complicated. And changing an air filter is something that should be done periodically - check your owner's manual for how frequently - to keep your car's performance up to par and to enhance fuel mileage.

Benefits of Performance Air Filters

High Performance Car Air Filter

Thinking of changing your air filter? you might want to consider spending a few extra dollars a getting a performance air filter instead. Changing your air filter is an important part of properly maintaining your vehicle, and helps protect your engine from debris and dust.

Better Performance

Performance air filters are designed to effectively filter out unwanted dust and debris while allowing as much air as possible into your vehicles engine. Higher volume of air intake almost always results in better fuel air mixture, which translates to more combustion and more horsepower for you vehicle.