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- Now that I am retired, I just might show my life and some of the towns around me. My Brother and Dad, live on the same Dead End Road and yea, maybe we just might get into trouble a little, but have fun doing it. It is time to start smelling the Roses on the way instead of looking at them and passing them by.
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Thanks for the detailed video. The guys at the Valvoline oil change shop took out the cabin filter off our son's 98 Century and tried to sell him a new one, but when he didn't purchase it they just tossed everything (rain diverter, etc.) in and hid it underneath the cowling, secured it with only one plug and didn't say anything. My son wondered why his car leaked (flooded) for the next two months. Your video helped me know where everything went once I pulled off the cowling and reassembled the mess.
You are right about the flooding. This was my daughters collage car.It was flooded all winter until I got the car back home. What a simple fix to stop the leaking and who knew. Thanks for watching Tom Ives
Mike getting into auto repair videos, I CAN DIG IT!! That filter looks like it's been in there since 1998. Nice video Mike, especially the added bonus!
Getting in? I was trying to get out. I've rebuilt engines, 4x4 front ends, bearings, body work and paint, Remodeling, plumbing, wiring, sewer plumbing/wiring, raising beef cattle and hogs, tractor work and an expert on using hay bale string and wire, lol. I am trying to retire from most of it, but it is never ending Astral Auto Repairs.
@@justmike57 I hear that Mike, but now I'll be looking forward to more automotive videos because I know you have a lot of knowledge to share!
@@OnlineAutoRepairVideos Only when it is easy or if I can't get my son to do it for me, lol.
@@justmike57 LOL!
Thanks for your video. Just picked up a 2000 Regal for our daughter's first car and wanted to check the filter. The plastic grill piece was just laying flat on top of the filter. I did not know how it went on , but knew that wasn't correct since it was not physically attached to anything. Your video helped me make it right. The sad thing is that the previous owner had all service done at the dealership and provided the receipts to prove it. Go figure.
Glad it helped. It is sad to think that a dealership might forget to finish the job and still charge the person Sckot_75
Good video Mike, thank you. I got more than just a "in" cabin air filter out of the box point of view. Enjoyed Thanks Again !
Thank you Michael and thanks for stopping into my channel
I didn't even know I had a cabin filter (excuse me, IN-CABIN!)! After owning it 5 years lol.
I'm pretty sure it was the factory one because it was disgusting! Mine's a 98' so imagine what it looked like... 🤮🤮🤮.
Thanks for the help because I never would have figured it out. No wonder nobody checked it when I get it inspected/maintenanced.
What a pain!
lol, I let the story go a bit to far. You would think they would just sell the part without the training of the exact name they put on it. You are right about the location of this filter as well. Enjoy your car as I did for the short time I had it.
I have a 1999 Buick Regal, which is basically the same car. My car has 34,000 miles. The filter was replaced at one time and was filthy.
From what I understand, they don't filter anything in recirculate mode. At least, not on these cars. Great job on the video, Mike.
Cars were made about the same to save on money for making the same parts on these cars. That makes it easier for us sometimes to work on the cars and interchange parts on the same year, but different styles of cars. Great to see ya and hear from you Dan.
thanks. this was helpful. especially when I had mine apart and couldn't remember how to put that little plastic part in-never would have guessed upright on the filter but it's the same on my 2000 Century!
Glad it helped! Sometimes we can't remember just what it looked like before we started. Thanks for watching Mark A. Stuart.
Looks great, I have tried many things on the hinges of my car. The things that worked the best are, penetrating oil to get things loosened up, then some type of grease to add the continual lubrication it will need over the years, white grease is ok. And I too just love the new words they come up with for old items. It's like "What country are you from? Because you're not from this planet!"
Yes R S Ander, you are right about that. WD-40 has an acid in it to eat the rust, then because of the acid, it will rust back up, so you are right again about the grease. They make a boat grease for boat trailers that I was going to use, because it is more waterproof. White grease is also if you have it, and white grease usually is food grade not that it matters, because I am not going to eat the door, lol.
I got a 99. Thanks for making the video!
No problem 👍 Out of Beer. Have a great week.
Thanks to you I did my job,
Great to hear the video helped you out.
I have a 1998 Buick century and I change the filter but there are more little things I have to fix. But thank you again
Semantics aside, she knew what you needed, and could've just retrieved the part for you. 😉👍
She was just irritating me, and if I ever go there again, I will avoid that one Arcane Amusement.
All about the buick century I love this. I have a 05 teach me more.😃
I would love to, but my daughter sold the car Darlene Bowers. Thanks for stopping into my channel and have a great day.
Cabin Air Filter is what it’s listed as in the systems at Auto part stores and what it’s called never heard of the “in” cabin air filter term used before so people just say cabin air filter
Yea, I guess the whole point is that they know what I want and not to train me to say the exact words before they will look up the right one. If all of us out here knew the right terms for each item on a car, then we all would be looking for the same job they have maybe. Just My Thoughts and Glad you had your Thoughts as well. Thanks for the great comment.
@@justmike57 Hi Mike will this work on my 2002 Buick Regal? my Buick Regal is a 2002 only has 61,000 miles on the odometer & car had 3 owners I do not think that the Cabin Air Filter was ever changed before what tools do you need for this job?
@@fordmustang98guy I would imagine they would be the same. You only need a straight screwdriver and don't use to much pressure because everything is plastic.
Just Mike so I don’t need any pliers just a flat head screw driver is good enough for the job?
@@fordmustang98guy I don't think you will need a pliers, unless you are having the water coming in on the passenger side.
Did the creaky door hinge improve more afterward? Interesting to hear about silicone and Paints.
I noticed the roller cap in the door was really rusted. Things are quieter, but might have to use a bit of grease on that part Karen. I use to paint cars in my spare time, and the paint would fisheye big time or totally slide off that area.
Do you happen to know what that plastic part, perhaps cowl, that covers where the cabin filter is and goes against the lower part of windshield is called? Do you know if there is any type of seal/weather-strip that goes in between that plastic part and where it contacts the windshield?
No, I am not sure what the cover to the filter is called. I don't think you need to worry about the rubber or a sealant against the window. It's ok to have water drip because I do believe there is a gutter like thing to catch the drips and as long as the cover and weather stripping is properly in place, you should be good to go.
Awesome job thanks
Thank you too for stopping by krzysztof mruk
One plug was missing. The other was brittle and broke when I reinserted it. What do I call it when I want to order more plugs. Also, I had the same problem someone here also had. The plate was sitting on top, not the side.
I would go to the Automotive Store and ask them about the plug. It might even be cheaper. Thanks for watching.
Hey Mike I need some assistance I have a 1998 buick riviera supercharged, my pulley on the supercharger is going bad, is that changeable or do I need to replace the entire supercharger because I can't find anything online
I have no idea. I sold the car to someone that needed the car more than I did.
Today i learned something!
And this was a good thing Kathleen Spears. God Bless
@@justmike57 Thank you for your kind reply!
Learned something wrong. It's called a cabin air filter.
Is that one of the reason why my ac not working when I put Freon on or some
This would be a reason for water getting in the car on the passenger side or even lack of air coming into the car. The AC, I would think would be watching to see if your fan comes on when it starts up or you also might have a grounding problem with the unit or switch. I am not an expert on the AC. just know some signs that you have to watch for.
Didn't the box for the filter you just showed say on it "cabin air filter"?
Their box did not say "In" cabin filter either Carlos. If the lady wasn't so rude and making me feel I was the stupid one, I would have been ok with it all. Thanks for stopping by again Carlos Mendea
Good job
Thank you Darlene Bowers and thanks for watching my video
I have the same car.. How do I change the oil n filter n my car???¿
I don't have the car anymore, but as low as most cars set close to the ground, you would nee car ramps to drive the car on in order to get to the oil drain plug. And you would need to have your recommended oil and filter for your car as well, before you start.
Buick lesabra 1998 cabin filter
Thanks so much for stopping by Hodo Home.
*You installed the black plastic cover for the filter backwards Mike !!!!*
I will have to check that our Patnota Mexicano
I just gotta point out the “in cabin filter” isn’t in the cabin
Really, I don't really care. It cleans the air inside the car where you sit. My point was, it they want to sell you a part, who cares what you call it, just sell the part and you and the place of business should be happy Matthew Morgan.
Oh boy now you opened the gender door. I ask for a small at Starbucks and they say Venn-cent-a like its a question. I say small again with indignity like they are making fun of me. If it continues I ask for the Folgers brand of coffee.
Gender door I included the men also Bob. Is it that we are getting old, or is it that we don't want to be a sheepeople?
Feels Like I watched this Video Before? Did you just say all women are Dumb? Did you tell the Girl to check out your channel? I love using Liquid Wrench.
Each video you make, you need to think that you just got a new person to your channel Iseekoutthetruth. And I did say there are Men and Women out there that don't know what they are talking about and try to rely on the computer, and No I didn't tell her about my channel, because I didn't want a troll. My can of Liquid Wrench was empty, and I cut that part out of the video, lol.
P.S. I did change my shirt for the new video. lol
@@justmike57 lol
Sorry.. it's a cabin filter
Anyone having problems with these 3.1's overheating?
I don't really mind what they call it, but it does clean the air inside the cabin. Besides, as long as the customer gets close to what it is he or she needs, who cares what it is called as long as the customer is happy, the store should be happy.
This car was overheating and found it needed a new thermostat.