CABIN AIR FILTER REPLACEMENT on a FIAT 500 ABARTH - HOW TO!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video, we show you how to replace the Cabin Air Filter on a Fiat 500 Abarth. This procedure will also work on all Fiat 500 Models.
Tools Needed:
1/4” Socket Wrench
5mm Socket
T25 Torx Bit
Bit Driver
Electric Impact (Optional)
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Thanks very much for this very helpful video! Heads up, I don't know if it's just on my Abarth (2013), but my filter cover need a 5.5 mm socket, not a 5 mm one--so if anyone else is having trouble with their cover, I'd try a slightly larger socket
Really like these maintenance videos, thanks!
Good tutorial, shows every step, very nice! Thanks a lot!
Ever doing a rear spoiler install? Great videos
The ridged part of the filter should be at the top and bottom so the groves run perpendicular to the ground. The filter has an airflow indicator which should point towards the rear of the vehicle.
I saw that in another video. But does it make a difference? Airflow direction might be a thing, but does it matter what orientiation the filter is in? Isn't it square?
I work on a lot of abarths in the uk and we have to remove the 17mm bolt on the steering column and then move the steering column out of the way to be able to get to the 5mm bolts and remove the cabin filter.
Jamie Tustin major difference between LHD and RHD.
I had no idea there was a cabin filter in this little car , I notice odor just after I turn off the AC , I imagine this has more to do with the cooling coil than the air filter being dirty , but I believe my 2017 is 5 treats old now , def past over due !
Uh oh! I’ve had mine for a year and a half (she just rolled over to 14k miles). Better order one!
Just FYI, the screws for the filter cover are NOT 5mm as stated in the video. They are SAE size 7/32. Very stupid but not a surprise coming from Chrysler.
Was just about to comment this 😂
5.5 millimetre fits them ...my old Snap-on quater drive 5.5 mil was for similar little bolt heads occasionally over 38 years working in my Car workshop ..yes i noted also the wrong size given ...Throw him to the lions or shall we let him go?😂❤
Lions for sure, lol
Can you do a video for FIAT 124 Spider Cabin air filter replacement??
Edward F Ragno yes we are planning on doing that
Do a Multiair Vavle Spring Upgrade for the 124 spider please.
With all of the initial problems these “upgraded” springs caused for many fiat owners, we are not a fan of these. From my understanding, the initial problems have been corrected though. We will not be doing an install video on that but thank you for the request.
Is the cabin filter directional like the engine filter?
This type usually is directional. It'll be marked with an arrow. Haven't changed it on my Fiat but looks the same as 90% I've changed.
Just tried to do mine, but apparently my bolt size for the filter cover are not quite 5mm. I tried every socket in that size range but nothing. There is a small plastic lip around the bolts that may be impeding the socket making good contact too, but no dice. I may have to go yell at a Fiat tech at the dealership now.
I just found the same thing. After a bit more digging it seems the screws are American standard 7/32