How to Replace Cabin Air Filter 2011 Nissan Murano

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The airflow arrow should be pointing towards the back of the car.
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Nissan Altima 2007-2013
Nissan Maxima 2009-2014
Nissan Murano 2009-2014
Nissan Quest 2011-2016
The model shown in this video is a 2011 Nissan Murano but installation is similar on the other models.
Timestamps:
00:25 Filter location
01:42 Remove old filter
02:08 Install new filter

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The airflow arrow should be pointing towards the back of the car.

[@michaelflores9778]

Reinstalling the filter cover is the hardest part. I've replaced the filter several times without removing the glove box, but I hate where the filter is placed. I know Nissan designed it there to discourage owners DIY and making them to bring in to a dealer for replacement, it's all about money.
Good video.

[@filterheads]

Thank you for informing us!

[@kirkh4205]

Michael Flores makes no sense trying to do it without taking out the 6 torx and removing the box. First time I ever did one of these today and I was done in like 15. Now that I know what it takes, will only take 5 mins. Unless of course you're like this guy using hand powered tools. Nobody does that. Get a 1/4 hex driver with skip clutch for limiting the power to like 25 inchlbs for dash work. It's either you do that.... Or you will suck.

[@barbarabauer4426]

Next gen Nissan Murano: to replace cabin filter, remove engine..

[@filterheads]

What year is your Murano?

[@dyaa1996]

Lol 😂 It’s so dump the location for replacement

[@teddyhenriquez5192]

Thank you very much. If it wasn't because of this video I would've probably ended up taking my murano to the dealership.
It is extremely hard to replace. I think they they do that to discourage people and pay for replacement, but im not gonna give them the satisfaction.

[@filterheads]

You're welcome and way to go on changing your own cabin air filter.

[@michaelhough9095]

Make sure you check the screw type before you start. Mine was a special star lock nut on the 2011 murano.

[@filterheads]

Thank you for informing us!

[@galinstan5603]

I followed the above procedure and could not remove the glove compartment. Apparently, there is something else holding it in, besides the eight torx screws and two pawls.

[@filterheads]

What is the make, model and year of your vehicle?

[@galinstan5603]

My vehicle is a 2010 Nissan Murano SL. It appears to be identical to the 2011 in your video.

[@filterheads]

Yeah the installation should be identical as the 2011. At the 1:21 mark in the video the person removing the glove box pulls on a panel to the right of the glove box to release the glove box. This is probably what is holding your glove box and keeping it from being removed.

[@galinstan5603]

The panel on the right was the first thing I removed. After removing all eight torx screws, I also pried out the two pawls hidden by the panel.

[@Dooguy]

we had a 2011 murano in our shop for this. No cabin filter. 3 techs looked for it , then we found this video. Our car was not like this. We had tons of insulation behind the box. we cut it and still didnt find a location for this filter.

[@filterheads]

That is odd, our data doesn't state this one had the option without the cabin air filter.

[@hectorgutierreza2720]

Buen video gracias, me imaginó que para murano 2022 está en el mismo lugar

[@filterheads]

¡de nada!

[@popopo1976]

Thanks. Great video

[@filterheads]

You're welcome!

[@pollydor07]

Thanks

[@filterheads]

You're welcome!

[@Enonymouse_]

instructions not clear at all, i'm looking at my murano and it is not where you imply it is.

[@filterheads]

This is for the Nissan Murano 2009-2014.