thanks for the video Donnie. Always easier when you see someone doing it! Boy does GM like to use screws! I saw the engine air filter has several as well. On japanese vehicles it always seems to be more tool-free...for both! I guess on the flip side everything being screwed down means things are holding together a little more tightly.
On our Buick Verano it all looks pretty much the same but did not pop out so easy, almost feels like were going to break something trying to take that section out.
Donnie, on my 12 buick regal the information display is loose and falling down. Do you know if there are clips on all sides to pull the bezel ring off? I got the bottom and sides loose but don’t know how the top comes out.
why is this so easy on the 2012 buick regal and yet on the other videos on the buick verano of the same year, they remove the air bag first before they remove the glove box?....Is that really needed arent the air bags on both the regal and verano located in the same places?
Thanks for this video!
Happy to help!
Excellent video. Thanks 👍🏻
Good video bro! Thanks
Thanks for the video. You made this so much easier and faster to do.
Nice video.
Why would the arrows point down when the fan is underneath. The last filter was in backwards
Because the airflow is being sucked in downwards into the cabin.
I’m trying to replace the cabin air temperature sensor on my 2012 verano but can’t find any information on where the sensor is located. Any ideas?
There is a outside baro temp sensor. There isn't a cabin air temp sensor that im aware of
For future reference, clean the box holding the air filter in between the filter swap. There was a bunch of dirt around it.
Nice, thanks man! Good clean video I should be able to do
Thank you for sharing you made this so easy 4 me do myself
thanks for the video Donnie. Always easier when you see someone doing it!
Boy does GM like to use screws! I saw the engine air filter has several as well. On japanese vehicles it always seems to be more tool-free...for both! I guess on the flip side everything being screwed down means things are holding together a little more tightly.
On our Buick Verano it all looks pretty much the same but did not pop out so easy, almost feels like were going to break something trying to take that section out.
Thanks Donnie. Excellent video!
Did you have to use a panel pry bar to put the molding back in place?
No the molding just needs to be pushed back in by hand.
You really make it look easy, wondering if I can do it as I’ve seen other videos where people are struggling to get everything back together.
Honestly if you take your time and watch the video carefully, you should be just fine. It takes a little finesse. But you got it
Donnie, on my 12 buick regal the information display is loose and falling down. Do you know if there are clips on all sides to pull the bezel ring off? I got the bottom and sides loose but don’t know how the top comes out.
I did get the cabin filter changed, thank you!
I am using this project as an opportunity to buy a power drill but am a little confused with all the terms. Is a drill and a driver the same thing?
They are basically the samething. People interchangeably use the words.
why is this so easy on the 2012 buick regal and yet on the other videos on the buick verano of the same year, they remove the air bag first before they remove the glove box?....Is that really needed arent the air bags on both the regal and verano located in the same places?
Im not sure. I haven't done a verano yet.
Thank You.