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2011-2017 Jeep Wrangler JK cabin air filter replacement and install
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Today we are installing a cabin air filter. The steps will work for 2011-2017 Jeep Wranglers. A cabin air filter is great in preventing dust and dirt from getting inside you HVAC box and a must have in my book if the vehicle is driven off road. It prevents the A/C evaporator from getting coated in dirt when driving off road. A wet evaporator (condensation) and dirt will create a "mud wall" that will prevent air from flowing thru the evaporator fins.
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Great video--so refreshing to watch a video where someone is using good lighting.
Great video. You explained everything very well and completely, unlike many others. You brought it down to the average user without making us feel dumb or leaving out steps the experts always seem to do. If you have a video on installing oracle LED lights with integral Halo LED ring to act as a running light I would certainly be interested.
David Hill thanks David for the great feedback. If you like this video then you would enjoy my others as well. Make sure to check them out and subscribe. I will keep that video request in mind. Thanks again
Excellent instructional video. Organized concise statements, good video angle and image stability, and educational. Very well done!
You definitely have instruction/teaching talent! Excellent video, well paced and couldn't be more clear! Thank you!!
I appreciate that. Always glad to hear that people enjoy the videos
Thanks for the crystal-clear explanation.
Thank you so much! Excellent instructional video. Really clear, smart explaination - this series is the best I've seen on TH-cam. Highly recommend!👍
Thank you for your easy-to-understand and straightforward video. I am impressed with your camera views, they are very clear and make it easy to see what you are doing. A lot of other videos have less than adequate video work and for a DIY-er like me, being able to see is important. I'm heading over to Amazon.com right now via the link you provided. Thank you.
Thank you David. Nicely done. Couldn’t have asked for a better how-to. Much appreciated.
I know you are a good teacher when even I can follow these steps, thanks!
Many thanks. Just trying to share some knowledge.....its great to hear that people are listening and taking it all in. Thanks again and make sure to subscribe!
That was a great job explaining the actions and why as well as moving the camera to each best position to view what needs to be done. Thanks for taking the time to make the video!
Your welcome. The one thing I hate to watch is someone holding a camera with one hand and working with the other.....its all about the angles.....when its possible of course. Glad that you liked the video and make sure to subscribe
One of the best vids I've seen. Simple language and good video quality. Thank you for doing this!
This is the best how to video I have seen. ALL steps covered, very cut and dried! Thank you Mission accomplished! THANK YOU for a Great how to!
Clear, concise, and methodical. Precisely what I needed. Well done.
Excellent video! Love the clear photography, showing everything needed, and nothing unneeded. Also, your step-by-step explanation is detailed, concise, and easy to follow. Thank you!
Many thanks Joni! Appreciate the feedback and how you noticed the little things. Make sure to subscribe.
Perfect. Especially the recirc door comment, and the door latch. Thank you.
Your welcome and thanks for checking the video out. Make sure to subscribe
OMG. THANK YOU SO MUCH! The best DIY instructional video I have ever watched on TH-cam. I’ve subscribed and you will be my first stop in all things related to my 2015 Jeep. Ty Ty Ty
This saved me a bunch of money. The dealership wanted to crack me over the head installing this. Thank you so much
Perfect installation instructions. Because if your videos, I changed my serpentine belt and installed my cabin air filter in my 2016 Rubicon today. Is appears that one was not installed from the factory. The only issue I had was, I had to leave my key on so the door would stay open. Other than that easy peasy. Thank you.
Glad the video helped out and I appreciate the feedback. Don’t forget to subscribe
Thanks David, good job, easy to understand. After watching your video I'll probably go with the after market two piece cabin air filter.
Thanks Tom. The two piece makes it easier to install for sure. Thanks for watching.
Excellent I asked my friend if he ever changed his. He said the dealer told him his Jeep doesn’t have a filter cabin filter. I sent your video to him. People are wearing masks for Covid 19 but have dirty filthy air coming into there vehicles.
Very true....some never knew they had one.
Wow! You are awesome. I love your delivery of clear instructions and a great video! Thank you!
Great video, very easy to understand and straightforward instructions.
Great video. First time Jeep owner. It is a used Jeep and smelled pretty funky. Followed your lead and everything turned out great! Thanks. If I run into any more issues I'll see if you have more great instructions
Your video was #1 in the "Cabin filter Jeep Wrangler" search results. I'm glad that I clicked on it. I wanted to see if the previous owner, before giving it away to the stealership, had installed a K&N washable filter before buying one. When I looked inside, I realized it did not even have a cabin filter. Either it didn't come with one, or they just took the K&N filter and sold it on the side. So I went to this video to make sure that I wasn't crazy in not seeing a filter of any sort. I did see the white door close shut. I quickly realized what it was as it reminds me of the recirc door that my dad has on his 2010 Nissan Frontier that is always trying to close and has this horrible clicking noise after closing. So I knew that I had to press that recirc button to open it back up due to my dad's Nissan.
A great and detailed video, I didn't even know there was such a thing as a filter for the cabin.
Pretty much all vehicles have one at this point as far as being 2018. Its hit and miss on the older ones. Some do and some dont. Thanks for watching and for the comment.
I am a pretty good "Shade Tree Mechanic" and I was impressed with this video and the guys presentation.
Many thanks Cary! Thanks for searching and for finding my channel and videos. Make sure to check out the other videos and dont forget to subscribe!
First time viewer. I appreciate the clear directions and explanations.
Thanks again Dave. Always a pleasure to learn something here.
I always appreciate the following with each video. Thanks as always my friend
By far the best explained video. Thank you.
Instructions are so precise and clear...excellent
Many thanks Douglas!
Thats the way things need to be explained!! Great job
Many thanks! the support and great feedback is much appreciated! Dont forget to subscribe
Nice job on the video! Appreciate the complete instructions!!
Great video. Thank you for taking the time to make it. It was easy to follow.
Linda Fowler-Ricketson thanks for watching it and for leaving a comment Linda! Don’t forget to subscribe
You do so great with every step. Please do one for JK passenger side Blend door actuator. Even if I could use unplug it. Being left in recirculate would be fine.
Great Video! I need to do this on my jeep in the next few weeks.
Great video. I was not aware not all of them came with the cabin filter installed. I will have to look. I just purchased my 2014 New/Old Stock Rubicon.
Thanks David for a great video. Keep up the good work.
Thank you and I sure will! Make sure to subscribe
Wow! This is what the dealership and shops charge so much to do? I immediately subscribed after viewing this video. Thank you! I also sent you an email re: an issue I’ve been having with my Wrangler for the last few months. Look forward to hearing back from you. Thanks again!
Thanks for watching and for the comment. I will try my best to get to that email when I get some free time. Again....thanks for subscribing as well.
David you out did yourself with that thank you so much and thank you for sharing that is excellent!!😊👍🏻
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Great Job my friend I like your video because you give enough details thanks
You explain so well. I appreciate that.
You are my hero, my friend! I can't tell you how much money you have saved me.
Thats what its all about.....saving money and learning more about your vehicle. Appreciate the feedback! Make sure to subscribe
Just found this, looks like I can do this myself. Thanks!
Hey man thanks for this. Really helped!
What a great explanation!! Thank you so much.👍👍
First timer love the vid simply explained on how to do it. I subscribed 👌🇦🇺
Many thanks Kel!
You do great videos!
Nice job on the video! Much appreciated!
clear simple step by step instructions including tips to make it even easier first time viewer thanks
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Great descriptions and easy to follow instructions.
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Super good job on the video.
excellent attention to detail.. thanks
Just did mine on the Rubicon 2015... it didn't have one. Appreciate this video big time, probably saved some frustration. Thanks!
Always happy to help. Thanks for the comment. Make sure to subscribe and hang around and check out some of my other videos as well.
done....good stuff and looking forward to learning more.
Awesome....I will keep working on making more videos for you to watch as well.
absolutely awesome how you explained that! Thank you!
Thanks Sandra. I appreciate the kind words and feedback. Make sure to check out my other videos and dont forget to subscribe. Merry Christmas
Excellent video, thank you very much!!!
Love your videos. You are the man.
Many thanks! I appreciate the loyal support
Excellent vid. Tight area to get to. Without recirculate can push that door up and it will hold. No tool needed for the latches, you can just push down lightly.
The one I was working on just would close that easy for some reason. Might not have been holding my tongue to the right way lol. Thanks for watching and for the comment. Make sure to subscribe!
This is great, thank you so much!
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very well done n explained easily new subscriber here
Great Video, keeping that labour money in your pocket is always a good thing!
For sure.....Its all about saving money!
nice video...very well explained!
Ralph der Kapitaen Thanks very much! Glad that you liked the video. Make sure to subscribe and check out my other videos.
Outstanding explaination!
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Very helpful, thanks!
Well explained. Thank you
Great video thank you
great video thanks .
Thanks for the good quality video.
Your welcome Derek. Glad that you found the video. Make sure to check out the others and subscribe!
I did and I did! haha Thank you. Your videos are good inspirations for my channel to make better. Thank you again.
Your welcome Derek! Have a great weekend
Helpful, I didn't have a filter in there at all.
My 2017 jk ac started blowing a wet sock smell about 3 months after I got it..why is it doing this and.how can I fix it...excellent video... thanks
Great Detailed Video!!!
I'm having a problem with the door it won't open or close not sure if something burnt out or not...
Just got it on last weekend 2017
If it wont move when the keys on and recirc is turned off and on then you may have an actuate issue and need to get that checked out.
Awesome 👍👍
Good job
Steve Smith thanks Steve. Appreciate you watching and make sure to subscribe
My 06 Honda Ridgeline is basically the same way. Drop glove compartment unclip the cover replace filter.
I had a nissan pickup the other day that was almost exactly the same. Seems that this version is used by many. Thanks for the comment and for watching. Make sure to subscribe.
Excellent thanks
Excelente video. Well dome😊. How to change the filter under the hood 2011 Jeep Wrangler. Thank you
Great video. I assume that this video also applies for the Sahara model.
Thx , great video . It helps :)
Your welcome and thank you. Make sure to subscribe
very well explained
Thanks Robert! I appreciate the feedback. Make sure to subscribe and Merry Christmas!
hello good video but you should have checked the actuator for increments between full heat and full cold as I replaced one . the new part would only got full open or full closed no blending in between so the part needed to be changed twice
this is the best video on the subject the rest are too fast and done with even breaking hinges sloppy work n breaking glove boxes glad I seen you and did sub scribe now I have to do a $$ for advice and an Amazon kudos as well
Awesome, finally cut dried and to the poinr
Appreciate it Greg! Thanks for the feedback and make sure to subscribe.
Perfect, thanks
Rod Taylor Your welcome and appreciate you watching. Make sure to subscribe!
Great Vid MCM! explanation perfectly executed! Good cam positions also.... What about installing DDin Head units? What's needed specifically to preserve the Steering Wheel buttons and Uconnect?
Many thanks! When it comes to radio swaps and kits needed....I couldnt tell you. I havent done aftermarket radios in about 20 years so I dont know whats on the market and whats need to install it. Thanks for the question and make sure to subscribe
Great step by step. Question, where can I find to change out the spark plugs on a 2014 jeep wrangler Sahara. Thank you for the help.
Thanks Roberto. I currently dont have a video on the Wrangler for the spark plug removal. Alot of the steps are similar to the ones on the Charger but there are some differences when removing the upper intake. I need to eventually do a video on that due to the steps involved. Its just too hard to say in words....a video is needed. Thanks for watching and make sure to subscribe
How about a video showing the exterior intake ? And fitting a hardware cloth screen over to keep mice out so they dont build a nest in the air filter.
Thanks mane
thanks very usefull
Thanks John for taking the time to watch. Dont forget to check out my other videos and subscribe as well.
Great video😂
Thanks, Dave! I bought a cabin filter but after watching your video I realized that what I actually probably need to replace the recirc filter! I did a lot of dusty Jeeping last year and now anytime I use recirc it seems to blow slightly dusty air. Is that a tough replacement?
Also, I'd like to second Anony Mous request for fixing the e-brake. I have two 2013's and the e-brake doesn't catch properly on either of them. This is a well documented issue on the WF. I can PM you some links if you'd like to see the number of people grappling with this!
Great video and have been subscribed since before the Dorman part came out. Thanks for all you do.
Hey Stephanie......the cabin filter and recirc filter are the same. At least I only know of one filter. The filter that is shown in the video filters all the air entering from either outside or thru recirc so you should be fine with what you bought already. Feel free to send me the link I you like and I will try to read thru the info and see what the issues are. I do want to say thanks for having subscribed.
My Jeep is a soft top convertible with soft doors. Through summer to mid autumn, the roof and doors are completely off. It may rain. It may be dusty. It may get filled with leaves, bugs, seeds, and small branches. It has no sissy cabin air filter.
I hear ya lol. Thats what I think of when I picture a Jeep....not the fancy expensive models you see on the lots these says. Thanks for commenting and make sure to subscribe.
Legend
Many thanks for the kind words
Easy as pie once you see it done
Just bought a 2012. Realized it didn’t have a. Cabin air filter so put a new one in and working 10 minutes it started to over heat?
Hello how are you bro. Thanks for your videos. I’m from San Diego I have a question, We just rebuilt the whole entire engine on a 2015 Jeep Wrangler. We turn it on and work just fine but There’s a problem a ground cable that goes from the body to the Engine gets hot that it melts a little bit. We thought it was the alternator we replace it, still the same Then someone told us that it was the computer so we replace it, And nothing, but what is weird When I disconnect the regulator cable that comes from the computer to the alternator it stops getting hot. What do you think it’s the problem please help. Thank you very much.
My aftermarket filter has an arrow for air flow. What direction does the air flow? Up or down? Thanks.
Maybe a dumb question, but was there a design change after 2010 in the JK? Was there no cabin filter pre-2011? (I assume there is one) is the process just completely different?
this also works for the 2018jku if u have one.
Helps alot thanks. Dealership charge me $80 to do it.
My question is about the old filter... did this Jeep didn’t have a cabin filter? I didn’t see any filter you took out from... just wondering.....
How do you go about doing the 07-10 ones?