2013 Mazda 3 Cabin Air Filter Change

It has been way overdue, but I have finally gotten around to changing out the cabin air filter in my Mazda 3. The task is a bit awkward, but can easily be done by anyone with minimal tool requirements. I was able to save $70 for about 20 minutes worth of work, which is a pretty good return for something that doesn't require specialty tools.
Tools and equipment used:
Fram Filter CF 11672 - amzn.to/2JBaTJf
Phillips Head / Flat Head Screw Driver - amzn.to/2VskNPP
10mm Wrench - amzn.to/2Vn9eti
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