Where is the Cabin Air Filter on a 2004 Ford F-350

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I can not find a video how to change my cabin filter in a 2004 ford 350. I can not find where it even is. Thanks

asked by: Lance V

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From what I was able to find with my research you'll need to look closely underneath the glove box, which is a fairly common location for most vehicles. There is a black plastic cover mounted on the rear. You'll want to remove the five Phillips-head screws from the cover and pull the cover down to remove it.

Inspect the area behind the cover. If the F-350 has a cabin air filter, you'll see a rectangular filter-access door with tabs on the end. Squeeze these tabs to remove the cover. The cabin air filter is behind it. You'll just remove it and then replace it with the PTC Custom Fit Cabin Air Filter - White Media Particulate # 3513007.

expert reply by: Erik B

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Where is the Cabin Air Filter on a 2004 Ford F-350

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