You have the best instructions I've seen so far!! other RUclipss tell you to remove more parts than necessary. Nissan did not design this simple maintenance to be a major time suck. I had additional wires due to an aftermarket nav/entertainment upgrade. Just unhook and slide to the side enough wires to take out the old air filter and slide in the new filter into place without overly twisting it and potential damaging it. You will need to move the glove box light (easier to snap out the whole thing than to remove the bulb and try to twist it back in place -- just pinch both sides). I then just unscrewed the same 4 screws applied slight pressure downward to give me the clearance needed to pull and replace. Again great instructions!!
Thank you very much for your kind words. I tried my best to make the instructions easy to follow along and not take off any extra parts than what needs to be taken off. Glad you found the video helpful!
Such a good video. I had done this before and knew it was simple, but the first video I watched was awful! Camera was everywhere! All you have to do to make a good video is watch a few bad ones. Thank you!
Thank you for the tutorial man of course I had to make it hard on myself and take out the two bolts to the left hand the right of the glove box, one was already backed out and sitting inside the glove box and I couldn’t get it back in so I decided to take the other side out and then the 4 bolts you were talking about, the whole thing came down it wasn’t too difficult to get it back in place though, definitely don’t have to take those two on each side out though, lesson learned
Yes, when I was doing my research for this video I had noticed it too. Just to keep in mind this video was made on the sedan, not the coupe, maybe that where the difference is ?
Nah I think I got mice in my cabin air filter this bouta be a mess changing🤣🤦🏾♂️that's what I get for having the car sit for the winter without a garage🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
Wrong - this puts a lot of stress on the plastic/screws that attach this to metal frame on the bottom. You should first remove the side trim on the passenger side door, the plastic trim that attaches to that and the black plastic directly below the glove box. SO THAT - you dont stress out the plastic on a car that is 15+ years old(and will only get more brittle with time)
Well. Lot of people have used this method and haven't really heard of anyone complaining that the clips broke, so I am guessing that they did really hold up even after all these years. But yeah we can never be too careful. You are correct.
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This was easiest video I’ve seen on changing the filter.
Thanks for this, just changed mine and your instructions were impeccable
Glad it helped
You have the best instructions I've seen so far!! other RUclipss tell you to remove more parts than necessary. Nissan did not design this simple maintenance to be a major time suck. I had additional wires due to an aftermarket nav/entertainment upgrade. Just unhook and slide to the side enough wires to take out the old air filter and slide in the new filter into place without overly twisting it and potential damaging it. You will need to move the glove box light (easier to snap out the whole thing than to remove the bulb and try to twist it back in place -- just pinch both sides). I then just unscrewed the same 4 screws applied slight pressure downward to give me the clearance needed to pull and replace. Again great instructions!!
Thank you very much for your kind words. I tried my best to make the instructions easy to follow along and not take off any extra parts than what needs to be taken off. Glad you found the video helpful!
Such a good video. I had done this before and knew it was simple, but the first video I watched was awful! Camera was everywhere! All you have to do to make a good video is watch a few bad ones. Thank you!
You are right ! Sometimes good camera angles and video quality matter a lot. Thank you for your kind words!
Subscribed😁👍🏼every time i look something up for my g35 you have a detailed video for it. Good job
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank you! Literally 1-2-3 easy to follow and do!
Glad it helped!
The dealership charges over $100 to do this. Learn to do it here and do it yourself.
Thank you for your kind words Sir!
Why do they charge so much for a 2-minute job
@@Juice-jx1pr they have to make money
Doing that today... THANKS SO MUCH.... GBYAY!!!!
Glad I could help!
Very helpful. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful. Thank you.👍🏻
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks man! You rock!
Thank you. Glad you found it useful!
Thank you for the tutorial man of course I had to make it hard on myself and take out the two bolts to the left hand the right of the glove box, one was already backed out and sitting inside the glove box and I couldn’t get it back in so I decided to take the other side out and then the 4 bolts you were talking about, the whole thing came down it wasn’t too difficult to get it back in place though, definitely don’t have to take those two on each side out though, lesson learned
Happens to the best of us man. Just glad to hear that you were able to figure it out and found the video helpful in doing so. Cheers 🥂
@@VirarAutomotive cheers 🥂 man
I think the G I have, the cabin air filter was never changed.
I just changed it and it’s like I have a whole new ac.
Aah. Happens to the best of us. Glad to hear that you found the video helpful!
i've seen people remove the kick panel and the side panel near the door. It's not necessary from this video I see
Yes, when I was doing my research for this video I had noticed it too. Just to keep in mind this video was made on the sedan, not the coupe, maybe that where the difference is ?
Does this work on the 2007 G35 as well sedan?
Am I the only one having trouble putting the cover back on 😢
Yeah it's slightly frustrating. Just take some time with it. You will be alright👍. Good luck
Nah I think I got mice in my cabin air filter this bouta be a mess changing🤣🤦🏾♂️that's what I get for having the car sit for the winter without a garage🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
Haha. Happens to the best of us :)
Wrong - this puts a lot of stress on the plastic/screws that attach this to metal frame on the bottom. You should first remove the side trim on the passenger side door, the plastic trim that attaches to that and the black plastic directly below the glove box. SO THAT - you dont stress out the plastic on a car that is 15+ years old(and will only get more brittle with time)
Well. Lot of people have used this method and haven't really heard of anyone complaining that the clips broke, so I am guessing that they did really hold up even after all these years. But yeah we can never be too careful. You are correct.
The what mechanic $100
$100 eh for a 3-4 minute job! That's steep! You can get the filter yourself for $15-20 on Amazon if not less
Thanks for keeping this short and simple. Appreciate it!
Glad it was helpful!