Cabin Filter Replacement Dodge Durango 2014-2018

[@donnettapoindexter5124]

I have a 2020 Durango and they wanted to charge me $135 for HVAC Deodorizer and $110 for ac filter. I said nope. Glad I found both your videos on this. Saved me $245! Thank you! 🙏🏼

[@SuperPete276]

AC Filter, LOL, that sounds expensive when you add AC to standard cabin filer, haha. I am glad I helped another fellow dodge owner.

[@robkenner5456]

Thanks for this. I got a quote of $60 for this at a repair shop. $30 for the filter ALONE. $14 and 15 minutes of my time. What a trade off. Kudos to you!

[@soniamcalister4459]

It took me 10 minutes to replace my In Cabin Air Filter by watching your Outstanding Video. And I'm a girl. Thanks.

[@SuperPete276]

WOW, was it dirty?

[@cristybestwick1651]

Your video has made my day! I was able to follow your instructions and find the source of the smell in our Durango! Some sort of animal had stored TONS of cat food in our filter area. It was awful! Now we got it all fixed!

[@chase_vaseleou]

I use this video every time I replace mine. Thanks!

[@sirrobyn0]

This is a good video and shows us very well how to replace the filter by gee... Three minutes of him rattling on before we even get to work...

[@JacqueLewis]

should the airflow arrow point up or down? I installed my with the arrows pointing down because my old filter had the arrows pointing down. I appreciate this video, when I saw this I quickly ordered one along with the windshield wipers and the air filter.. My weekend project is done. lol

[@apobani5247]

Thank you. Your video is a big help. It's my first time to do it. I did not pay attention on how install the filter cover. Thus, I struggle a little. When I grabbed my flashlight, I saw the tab to hook the cover. At that point I figured out the correct installation orientation. Thank you again

[@BVGNSH]

This literally helped me, just replaced the stock with k&n reusable ones in my 14 RT, Thanks for your efforts 🙌🏼

[@murraymcdonnel6845]

Thank for making me smarter and better informed about my vehicle.

[@skyemorales6988]

Good video dealership wanted to charge me $130 bucks to change it!

[@briancrumrine6639]

Thank you! My dealer wanted $165 for replacing my cabin air filter.

[@SuperPete276]

Now, that is crazy, WOW. Enjoy $14 change :)

[@briancrumrine6639]

@@SuperPete276 I paid $25 for the hepa filter and installed it in 5 minutes. Thanks for your help.

[@lrobie123]

best Durango glove box removal video I have seen yet for these model years.

[@DorseyThacker]

Be careful in really cold climates and let the car interior warm up before putting too much pressure on the glove box when the plastic is cold and brittle.

[@HeidiWheelerSheppard]

Awesome thank you! Now I can change my Dodge Durango’s cabin air filter :)

[@monnyronu509]

Thanks for the Video!! Now I can do it by myself without paying so much money

[@dlnelson7759]

I can see paying $60 to have that done...NOT! Great video and now I can change my wifes filter. 👍👍

[@walt2162]

Not worried about your kids going in the road bro? I'm not being critical but Jesus I had a panic attack watching it. One of my biggest fears. God Bless and great video man

[@michaeloconnor8245]

Thank you for showing this! Great to see where and how everything is installed. I purchased same filter for the same reason. But if you live in a city, go with carbon. They filter the exhaust fumes better when you are stuck in traffic behind a diesel. Note to viewers, pay attention to the AIRFLOW DIRECTION printed on the filter side. Check as you remove old filter to see what direction the air flows (printed on side, but usually airflow is downward)

[@mottsseaunuu4457]

Wish I saw this video before I decided to say yes to the dealership. Smh! Great video.

[@chucksdesk]

Peter, your videos have been very helpful with my Durango. I have a “problem “ with navigation audio changing from level I’ve set. I would like to know how to reset the default level so I don’t have to reset it each time I drive. It is just too loud and between each time I drive it resets itself. Hope you have an answer. Thanks

[@pricecottle4842]

Thank you. You are the man

[@BIGWILLY8313]

The charcoal filter does not only "super filter your air" yes it filters better but the activated charcoal also absorbed and lessens smells from a dirty car or moisture buildup that happens naturally in your airbox when running your AC. That's why on humid days you see water dripping when parked and running your AC. So if you have that moldy musky smell in your car when you run the AC try out the activated charcoal filters.

[@ernestoherrenberg2526]

Time get one now 😂 not paying $45 anymore thanks man 👍🏾 great job sharing all this for us all to safe some 💰 💵 ☀️😉

[@freddiediaz826]

Wow the Same thing happened to me today nice clip

[@royale76]

Thank you Peter! This video was of great help to me.

[@BeMyAdventure]

Omg... wish I had seen this 2 years ago! Thanks

[@Escotch77]

Thanks for the help. My 2015 Citadel didn't have the glove box tabs it just came out when you pushed down on it. Was able to swap filters during a timeout watching NBA playoffs it was that fast.

[@harleminthebuildn9234]

SIMPLE ENOUGH. THANX BUDDY👍👍👍

[@SuperPete276]

No problem 👍

[@prince3412]

Thanks a lot brother this is much easier than I thought. Keep doing videos about Dodge Durango 👍🏼🥀

[@Gwepp427]

You are my mechanic. Thanks!

[@MizeryScratcher]

thanks,i will do this to my 2017 and nice job on the vid!

[@ecaswill]

My man! Saved me some money!

[@blittabing]

On a 2015 Durango R/T I'm trying to hook up a can of AC Pro to the low side service port and the hose doesn't fit...Any ideas on this please?

[@rocomultiservices4212]

Hello superPeter, do you have any videos to replace usb module or see why didn’t work? Thank you

[@LuisGomez-qg1xz]

Good. Morning my friend. Good video. How often is recommended to change. that filter

[@SuperPete276]

It all depends on your environment, if you drive in the city, very little dust, dirt, you can do it once a year or even every other year, people in the country with gravel roads, farm areas can possibly need it replaced as often as once a year or even every oil change, it is very easy to pull it out and check, I check my every oil change and determine of it needs to be or not, always have on on the shelf to just plug new one in, next time you in Walmart, grab a replacement and have it ready to go

[@damonthomas2409]

Thanks, simple and informative. New sub here

[@JohnnyPHX]

Air flow arrow up or down?

[@jonacami]

Peter, can you make a video about how to reset the tire pressure monitoring system after changing the tires? That would be great!! - Love you videos!!

[@SuperPete276]

From what I was reading about it and understand, there is no reset needed. System is smart enough to recognize the sensors, pair to them and continue monitor after tire change. Can you describe issue you having little more in detail?

[@everardobarragan33]

I have gc cherokee 2014 & dust gets in coud that be the problem?

[@walterbennamon8176]

Excellent video thanks.

[@healthyhabitsdaily748]

Very informative..

[@LwopBob]

Saved me some money. Thanks!

[@makingourway5737]

Thank you!

[@matrix3758]

Peter ,Another on-spot video from the handyman 👍🏻.

[@lowKut]

Great video - thanks 👍

[@evalamore227]

2020 has changed my mind and i'm going for the better filter!

[@thechosenone4664]

You should make one of how to fix the rear gate

[@SuperPete276]

What's wrong with the rear gate?

[@thechosenone4664]

@@SuperPete276 it’s the one that opens automatically but as of now it doesn’t work and when you open it manually it won’t stay open might have to change the supporters.. I recently bought this Durango and it has some other details like the rear camera works very rare and the remote start won’t leave the truck on for more than 10 secs lol

[@LC-sr9jf]

Subscribed I own 2017 Dodge Durango

[@tommyrodriguez3980]

Exactly what happened to me when I went to go get an oil change. Good video!

[@SuperPete276]

Yes sir.

[@MissNikki0977]

Thank you for this video! It was very helpful!

[@bryanalmodovar7503]

For some reason when I put my glove box back in, its super hard to close. Did I possibly mess something up?

[@SuperPete276]

I do t think you did, take it out again and put it back together again, make sure bottom clips line up, u have to push in hard for them to ingage, you Shuld hear click sound

[@bowone7602]

Awesome video brother! Thanks!

[@SuperPete276]

Appreciate a feedback. Enjoy!

[@migueltorres8925]

Thank you man great job keep up the great work

[@TexasClayboi]

Attention: My first try (without video) I broke right nub off glove box. (2016 durango limited) Folks on Dodge durango forum have same issue. What worked for me was using a hair dryer to warm plastic inside and out on right side of glove box. Then first get the left nub out of catch. Then while squeezing inward on right side on glove box very hard use left hand to push the back plastic. This was the only way to clear the nub (I've glued back on) . Hope this helps, mine was much more tighter than video.

[@SuperPete276]

Thank you for sharing

[@mactasticme5772]

Awesome! ps - your little boy is a cutie :)

[@15DurangoRT]

You have to be VERY careful when disconnecting the glove box. I found out the hard way. I broke the damper and had to buy a new one

[@zzzzztheprozzzzz2284]

Lol me too

[@mauiburger]

Thanks for the video! Yes, the dealers are a ripoff and many simple things like this can easily be done by owners themselves!

[@mikechrist2881]

great video

[@saifniazi9854]

You are great. Thanks for sharing. Will continue to watch your more videos.

[@TicketCrazyy]

Thanks bud 👍

[@jennifervanbremen8206]

Can you make a video on changing out the engine air filter, please?

[@SuperPete276]

Yes, I was actually planing it on getting it done this weekend. Thank you for reminder.

[@jb5731]

What way do the arrows go on the filter. Up??

[@Ih69y]

Damm that was so easy. Thanks you just same me so much $. Keep up the videos!!

[@chiragajmeri9618]

It is a good introduction video. but there is some prevention. I lost my soft open string by following the steps as per this video and not able to locate it. Adding this kind of prevention situation in the video will really help for dummies. Let me know if anyone able to locate this soft open string. Else I will end up paying more to get it fixed by professionals.

[@robertstout6980]

Same here, the next time we had the "pros" do it, they didn't find the tether either. I know it's up there somewhere, hopefully it'll turn up.

[@scottwilson1896]

I understand it seems crazy to pay that much to change a filter. But in order to make that job profitable for a shop they have to make the time and space your vehicle takes turn a profit. They have so much overhead they simply CANNOT charge you their cost of the part plus charge by the minute for the job. There’s setup and cleanup and administration and billing; of course it’s much easier to make a large job profitable, but don’t be so shocked when this is 60$. Honestly most shops charge a flat 120$ fee to start ANYTHING including diagnostics where they just TELL you the problem. Once you’ve run your own business you’ll get it.

[@MartinSanchez-ns7hd]

Guys go to 3:45 avoid the introduction

[@seanm8434]

Great video. Thanks.

[@roblewis6027]

If you already know what a filter does, you can skip the first 3 minutes and 10 seconds of the video.

[@kcr67]

Hi Peter - I followed your video for changing the cabin air filter in the Durango. However, the glove compartment string on the right side disappeared (into the housing?). Do you / does anyone know how to get it out?

[@SuperPete276]

Put your finger in, you should be able to catching the loop, if not get a paperclip, make small hook out of it and fish it out. Yes it did happened to me too.

[@kcr67]

Peter Rebristy: thank you. I will do that. Last question: do you know what “hole” it went into specifically? I do not see the string at all. If it’s difficult to answer I understand. I appreciate your response. So frustrating to lose the string.

[@johnstall1887]

attach a fat paper clip before releasing that tiny loop string, use a colored clip...easy to spot and re install...

[@barbeesdoll]

Very helpful. Cost me 7.49

[@wutdafeezy]

They trying to charge me $80 for that. Smh Thank you so much. Now that extra money can go to other bills.

[@medranofamilytx]

Wait, what happened to your white Durango?? Great video, btw. thanks!

[@SuperPete276]

Funny you noticed. Bad thing happened to white Durango, about year ago I got rear-ended by drunk driver, Durango got totaled, $25K worth of damage, I was at stand still and gut was booking 40 mi/h, but let me tell you this, I did not feel a thing, came out of car like nothing happened, wife was little bruised from seatbelt, just because she was facing me when that happened, but man, Nationwide took care of me fast, 5 days later I was in this new Durango you see on the video. Maybe in my next video I will share story and pictures of the accident.

[@medranofamilytx]

Peter Rebristy oh geeze! Sorry to hear that but glad you all made it out ok! Scary!

[@SuperPete276]

Yes sir. That's the reason I turned around and got another Durango

[@matrix467a]

When do you recommend to change the Cabin filter (at a certain mileage)?

[@SuperPete276]

I change it once a year, unless you drive allot of dirt/gravel roads.

[@Sonichu_is_watching]

Pretty much all cars advise replacing the cabin air filter every 20000 miles or once every two years.

[@SuperPete276]

Lorraine, you can always pull your cabin filter out and look at it. There are lots of factors in play here. Driving conditions, off road driving, gravel road, dust and dirt and all of that where you are located. Also how much you use your air system, like for example in mild climate areas some people like drive with windows open so your filter not used as much, other places you run ether AC or hear 24/7. Also your milage can come in play. Say I put 8-10K a year, other people do 20K, so your air system can run more/year or less. So to answer your question, check your filter once a year and decide for yourself.

[@user-wz3tg8il1j]

Thanks for the video. 👍🏼

[@davidsilva2992]

You talk too much but thank you for the information

[@Tmc2500C]

Thanks

[@zzzzztheprozzzzz2284]

I broke my glove box trying lol. It’s so hard to push in

[@bruviskapaluchi5622]

The Autonation Dodge place broke one of the Tabs that you push in the sides to clear them of the slots in order to get the glove box out. They were just checking it! Unauthorized. I went in for a P0027 code (Engine exhaust valve solenoid). They were going to charge me $49.95 for the filter. I said no. I bought a filter online that has the charcoal for $9.87 delivered! However, IF YOU SIMPLY SQUEEZE back of the glove box with your four fingers towards the front of the glove box door by having your thumb on the outer door, it flexes BOTH “ears” / tabs inward so much more and efficiently without the possibility of breaking them. Pushing in on the sides of my 2017 R/T box was incredibly stiff. That’s how they broke it at the dealership I’m sure. My box has a sound deadener coating on it all up the back and sides of the box that adds to the stiffness too I’ll bet. SO....... try the SQUEEZE action like I did and see if it doesn’t work better with less danger of damage.

[@cutweldngrind]

My filter is probably the worst on KZbin. I may upload a video of it.

[@tamanukunuku]

You say which way to put in the filter tho

[@johnstall1887]

Air flow DIRECTION... important fact he forgot to mention.. ..backyards mech go figure!

[@bradleypumba]

They told me they had to cut something and it was hard to do. So I had them do it but next time im not gona let that slide

[@juniorgemini8076]

thanks bro

[@emmaolibrice1389]

Just saved me 70$

[@SuperPete276]

Thank you

[@willynorris1739]

Fast forward to 3:30 for actual process.

[@lincolnthinking]

quick fixes versus predatory pricing ~

[@mrhappy986]

Your lungs are worth $24 a year ($2/month) or go by replacing 12k to 15k miles ($160/100k miles @ $24/filter@every 15k)... Filters with carbon are best. It really depends on where u drive and if u have any breathing issues. If where u drive mostly has bad air quality go with carbon and replace every year or less. U want to have a filter that filters out less than 5microns if possible. I purchased a carbon filter which does 3microns. Hepa filters WITHOUT carbon, filter down to 0.3microns but restrict the amount of air flow and bothers some people. ONLY Carbon can filter odors/fumes/smoke (chemicals in the air).... just a lil info, lol

[@SuperPete276]

Thank. I just like to drive with window open if possible and I live in the country so pollution is not an issue and filter is really there to block thing from getting stock in the fan :), because most of the time windows open and nothing is filtering that. Appreciate your write-up.

[@SiccSideKali4Nia209]

how is your Durango holding up?

[@SuperPete276]

Well, I just rolled 50K on it and I can't complain. No issues so far, and if I do I will post it immediately. This is my second DD, if you look at my first videos I had white 2014, two years owning it I got rear ended and totaled it, bought 2015DD and still happy.

[@coreyprice369]

Didn't show the ppl the arrows air flow directions

[@WishingForRain]

The dealer tried to charge me 84.99 for that. I'm going to buy a K&N for half the cost. Dealers are a rip-off.

[@ega0117]

What year is your Durango?

[@SuperPete276]

White one was 2014, not the grey one is 2015

[@dmg14b]

Holy cow dude change the filter already

[@thaitanium35]

HAHAHAHA found things that were lost two years ago in glove box. That's awesome, bro XD

[@nirfelix]

03:30

[@Liam__G]

Great.

[@kalucha11220]

🤜💯🤛

[@OptimusChrist274]

did this dude just take half the video to explain what an air filter does, Jeez

[@akashchopra3247]

Michael Guynes or you just to impatient

[@bradleypumba]

@@akashchopra3247 for real like calm down its a good video

[@jayc9094]

Skip first 3/4 of the video to see the replacement. The rest is just jibber jabber

[@vipergg9159]

I always thought this is just a gimmick for car makers and filter makers. we walk around all day in unfiltered air yet we have to try and filter air in a non air tight environment for the time we are in a car . Stupid . We lived from the model T days until maybe 10 years ago without one . Just another maintenance item you don't need .

[@elohemi]

3:24 *So they didn't "LOSE" them... you STOLE THEM!?*

[@csmabee]

Do you show how to fix or just talk the entire time