GMC Sierra/Chevy Silverado Cabin Air Filter Replacement (2014-2018)

[@johnrumpi1227]

Awesome video. I have a 2017 Sierra 2500 and the trick mentioned in the previous comments about squeezing the glove box to gain access to the filter doesn't work for this model year as there is a piece of plastic molded to the glove box assembly that prevents you from gaining access to the filter. But with help from this video, changing the filter took about as long as writing this comment. I used an old thin plastic place mat and cut it to the size of my new filter and inserted into the filter housing prior to removing the old dirty filter. This prevented debris, such as leaves, from falling into the fan and later causing an awful noise. To insert the plastic, fold it in half and then get under the filter using 1 corner of the plastic and then turning the plastic into the opening. Thanks again for a great video.

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Glad I could help! Brilliant idea with the plastic, lots of people complain about debris in fan noise.

[@brianw612]

@@TonyTheTruckGuy I just cut the box the filter came in and slid it under, caught everything.

[@anthonybradley13]

Super helpful, thanks!

[@chrissullo1988]

Can Can yug

[@leh3827]

Excellent idea! We had a bunch of junk leaves crud etc. fall into the squirel cage when pulling the filter out. Tried the vacuum it all out but inevitably had leaves stuck in the vanes. Guess what? It threw the fan out of balance making a loud obnoxious hum noise. Had to drop the lower cover and the fan to clean it out. There must be a way to put a screen in upstream from the filter that would catch all of those horse apples. Anybody look into that? Where is the intake?

[@MinhaFamiliaAQBJJ]

I just changed mine after watching this and im walking around acting like i just changed out the pistons,transmission, differential, and rotated the tires and told my wife im a dagone mechanic now

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

🤣🤣

[@jimmyhunt9081]

How the fuck do you only have 5 thumbs up. Funny comment 🤣 😄 😂

[@uselesscommenters2707]

I am now dumber for reading your comment. Please do not ever comment anywhere again.

[@MinhaFamiliaAQBJJ]

@@uselesscommenters2707 everyone in this room is now dumber because of me. May God have mercy on my soul. A simple NO would have sufficed. 😂😂😂😂

[@KayJay940]

Just wait til you have to change the passenger side headlight and remove the entire airbox to get at the bulb.

[@wadepenn2565]

This is still helping people in 2024 👍

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

@@wadepenn2565 😄

[@A1Authority]

Just did it with your help. Guys like you help create a decent pay-it-forward attitude, and I thank you for making a little piece of life simpler. Only tough spot about it, is working in a dark hole and everything in it is black. Seeing it done by you gives the do-it-yourselfer no excuse. Rock on.

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Thanks for the feedback, glad it helped out!

[@tamicarr821]

Thank you so much! I'm a single girl and never had to do this stuff before my husband passed. But this video was so very easy to follow and I had it dine in 10 minutes. Thank you! I have a 2015 GMC Sierra 1/2 tin crew cab 4x4

[@StevenYazzie-v1r]

I have a 2015 serria 1/2 ton 4x2... extended cab

[@jerryt4053]

Great DIY Job from Fontana ca 👍🏽

[@Empower-Master]

Just came to confirm the arrows since my old filter was erased. Thanks, buddy.

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Glad I could help!

[@krod7]

Watching this 7 years after you posted. Still relevant and super helpful. Thank you!!

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Glad I could help!

[@micaelaforlano4374]

I loved all of the clear, detailed explanations that came frombshowing every step on camera. I especially loved when you warned us that another shot was coming with the next step, because it let me know that from one shit to another, there were no steps in between that weren't shown.

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Glad you liked it, thanks for the positive feedback!

[@rwnelissen]

Cool!!! Just saved myself a bunch of money but not having the dealer do it, thank you

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

@@rwnelissen It’s a good feeling! Be careful not to let any debris fall off of the old filter down into the blower motor or you may get some weird noises after

[@JustMe618IL]

7 years later.......Thank you for the video!

[@louisjimenez217]

Just wanted to say thank you, I followed your directions and now I'm a pro 😎 thanks again

[@WaldemarMontalvo-mq3kw]

Good job! Nothing taken for granted and well explained. You’re an instructor bró.

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

@@WaldemarMontalvo-mq3kw Much appreciated!

[@bigredmed]

2018 sierra. I had to have this fixed at the shop for lots of $. Now I watched your video and for the price of the filter and some elbow grease, I got it fixed myself for a lot less money. Thanks!!

[@dantheisen1227]

Just did this on my ‘16 Silverado today after watching this video thanks a lot!!

[@christopherboorde8161]

Just found about this the other day and I just hit the 50 year category in ones life. An old cat can be taught new tricks.

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

@@christopherboorde8161 Always something new!

[@brianw612]

On the 2015, some say you don't need to remove screws, but you must. No access by just swinging door down. This job just took me 9 minutes to do. First change at 46,000 KM and it was quite dirty. If you park or drive through lots of leaves or brush, it will get full of debris quick and you should consider changing more frequently. Great video, do it just like this.

[@kevinwatts3702]

I have a Worx SD and I love it. I let my wife keep it in the house. I always have the most common bits, every time.

[@margaretandrews4536]

While watching this I ordered a new filter off Amazon. Going on a short road trip tomorrow and can’t wait, so I pulled out the old one and shook it and vacuumed it. It’s so nasty with superfine dust my vacuum gave me an error message! It clogged the filter in my handy dandy vacuum 😢 now I added vacuum filters to my Amazon list👍 Great video Thank you

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Wow! haha. Good thing it's getting changed!

[@TheRwd2]

i just bought a beautiful 2017 sierra with 40k on it and the cabin filter definitely was home to a rodent for a snack and was packed with dirt and leaves. thanks for the how to.

[@rshots1530]

Thanks for detailing the reinstall, the attention to the clips was a big help. Great video.

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Thanks!

[@82loboss]

Thank you your video was very helpful. The other videos don’t explain the process well.

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

@@82loboss Glad I could help!

[@Connor4x4]

I'm about to replace mine with a FRAM filter. Thank you for the video.

[@nicktrussell1889]

So 30,000 miles in and I had a bad odor coming from my vents. Watched this video and opened up my filter to find a mouse nest! Thanks for the helpful video

[@Outdoors806]

Nick Trussell I’m having same problem going to check mine today

[@B_HarTz]

Sheesh, I should check and change mine, I live on a ranch lol

[@HowtowithPaulHenderson]

damn mice, your lucky that was all they did. decructive little critters.

[@delholford987]

Squirrel nest beginnings in mine. I bought an electronic squirrel repeller. It works for my Honda in the garage and the second goes into my Silverado after finding that mess. If the lettering and arrows point up rather than down should I just put it in upside down or right side up and reverse the air flow. Mine is an STP from Auto Zone.

[@Echo6Tango]

Nice video and simple easy job. Finally GM put a cabin air filter in that can be changed with cutting plastic

[@farmerdave1955]

Thanks. Dealer told me my 2018HD didn’t have a cabin filter. Let’s just say mine was a little dirtier than the one you removed. Super easy change not sure what my dealers problem was.

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Sounds like they either were too busy and wanted an excuse not to do it, or they are out of the loop on the new trucks lol. The 2003-2013 trucks did not have them, though.

[@badfish2000]

Dang it... Stealership got me for $70 yesterday to replace the filter. Wish I would have watched this first! Great video

[@hmroa3056]

Thank you for your instructive video. My cabin filter was filthy, at less than 30k miles; your results may vary.

[@peterrudy9207]

I say to use a wet/dry vacuum with a crevice tool to vacuum out that compartment . And to spray all purpose cleaner on a clean microfiber towel and wipe it out also . Charcoal filters are said to filter out pollen , etc. in the air . You could use a small flashlight just to see it there is any debris .

[@MrBigray11]

Your a boss, just changed mine on a 2018 Silverado. Your instructions were spot on thanks again.🤜🏼💯

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Haha, thanks! Glad I could help!

[@ranthonybab8670]

Thanks bro! Mission completed! That rascal was filthy too.

[@jchildress]

thanks for the video. I had to remove mine this morning and your video made it super easy.

[@TheCanadianMob]

Video was great changed it out in 10 minutes on 15 gmc, after heard humming or “rumbling” got louder or quieter depending on speed of fan control, when taking out filter make sure to get someone with a small hand *my girlfriend* to reach behind down the filter and remove leafs in the blower

[@luisnunes3758]

Just changed míne! Saved me a copule of dollars. Thank you!

[@larryakimseu]

Broooo thank you for sharing. I've been putting this off cause I thought it was hard. You seriously made this look really easy. 🤙🏽

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Yeah, not too shabby! Glad I could help!

[@IL_Bgentyl]

Just had a handful of services done. Transfer case, differentials, filters, oil, tire rotation, washed, vacuumed. I didn’t mind paying a little extra for them to do it all in one shot. They service individual gave a discount here and there. But the markup is a bit crazy. Example, cabin air filter was marked as $39.99 and labor $59.99…. It takes maybe 5-10 minutes? So that’s worth on the low end $360 hr? When the filter is $29.99 from autozone lol. Best part is after they changed it they let stuff fall into the ax motor and now it has a huge hum. I’ve had the truck 7 years. I mainly only follow the owner manual maintenance schedule and have never had an issue until this 😂

[@Cages_Customs]

Nice, that was one of the easiest and most straightforward no BS DIY videos I've seen so far. Took me less than 10 mins to change the filter on my 2015 Silverado to a K&N filter (pn# VF2044), thanks!

[@wardmcdermott923]

I agree, great video and without the useless chatter... I dislike changing these on any vehicle but you made it look easy...

[@richardmonds1236]

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[@jjbaker54]

15 minutes, eBay and this video I am done for less than 15 dollars! Dealer had a sale for 49.95... thank you for this video.

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

You're very welcome!

[@micaelaforlano4374]

I also loved that you didn't cut out the part where you lost your bit bc now i know to be careful with it.

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Yeah I hate when people edit videos to make it perfect. This is real life! Hah

[@davidkepley9634]

Mouse got in mine and made ac and heat smell bad, Thank you for how to video!

[@dkwoodsy2082]

Thank you. I wasn’t even aware that my 2014 Sierra had a cabin filter. I changed the one in my 2002 Silverado- 2 trucks ago and also used a KZbin vid for help. Got a new filter coming tomorrow- Amazon. Fram “Fresh Breeze.” Only about $14 bucks. I’ve never changed it since I’ve owned the truck- I’m sure it’ll make a difference and it’ll be simple thanks to your tips. Cheap and easy- my 2 favorite things.

[@Spicynoodle99]

Hey man you said you had a 2014 Gmc sierra, was it a 2500 hd? if so I’d really would like to know where this cabin air filter is. Anything would help

[@dkwoodsy2082]

@@Spicynoodle99 No sir- mine is a 1500 Z71- but I’d think the cab set up is the same. Follow this vid and drop the glove box. It’s actually pretty simple. Not worth paying a dealer or mechanic $100 bucks. Good luck

[@garctown]

Perfect. Just changed mine with the help of this video.

[@dh1ch1]

Cabin Air Filter Every 22,500 miles according to manual - did not know I had one till today

[@wrralph]

Very nicely done, Tony. Clear, concise, and great quality video. Thanks!

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Thanks! I appreciate the positive feedback 👍

[@HyperXism]

Little tip. When you change this filter you may start to see your 8 inch display black out randomly. This is because the HMI 2.5 module is right below the air filter and taking it out, you may have loosened the little display USB cable.

[@jaywhited1174]

Bingo....I had my truck at the GMC dealership today and they checked the cabin filter. When I hopped in to leave, my 8 inch display was inoperable. They were clueless and said the screen must have died. 3 hours later and they figured out that they had loosened a connector. Idiots!

[@lance3613]

Good to know. Thanks

[@andrewfairn2815]

I’m a tech at a Gm dealer. I see a lot of mouse, squirrel nests inside these filters. On my truck I took the metal mesh of an old engine air filter and cut it to fit above the filter to stop them from getting into the filter. Then into the cab. Just a tip. You’ll never get the smell of a dead mouse out of the HVAC system.

[@kbar1590]

What about the fishy smell after my roof leak?

[@delholford987]

Can the airflow be reversed? My OEM and FRAM were airflow top to bottom. My STP shows airflow up. If it needs to be top to bottom can I just flip the filter? Thx.

[@andrewfairn2815]

@@delholford987 I’d just flip it if it was mine. It’s likely the same top and bottom. I’ve replaced lots that were put in “upside down “ and they were just as dirty as the others. seemed to work just fine. Either way something is better than nothing.

[@delholford987]

@@andrewfairn2815 Thx

[@johncusmano1175]

Hello and thank you! I had a bad smell that I thought was coming from my vents. I have a '15 Silverado and I pulled out the cabin filter with the help of your video and it was nasty. Upgraded with a K&N washable filter to match the engine air filter I put in last year.

[@hectorhernandez9892]

Did the bad smell go away after you replaced the filter?

[@JS-qi1ou]

@@hectorhernandez9892 usually bad smells are trapped in the headliner or any other porous surface in the vehicle.

[@reggierico]

If you take your truck to the GMC dealer, they will charge you $155.00 to change the cabin air filter. So, the filter is about $15.00 on Amazon, saving you around $140.00! Sweet!!

[@moddy1013]

All steps are obviously for real thx bro for amazing video

[@jdb1598]

This videos saved me over $70 in labor, was very easy to do and took me about 20 minutes. I cannot believe that GM put a filter behind a glove box, kind of bad engineering. I would suggest you take a vacuum and clean out the area before you put the clean filter back in.

[@Icutmetal]

Super Dutys are the same way.

[@onewheat]

That's where the HVAC system on a vehicle is. Where would you suggest they put the filter then? Removing a glove box is WAY easier than removing a dashboard.

[@bamaz7140]

Great video! I believe mine had 107,000 miles on it. People don’t change these!

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

No, they definitely don’t haha

[@douglaslinemanful]

Just bought a used truck and first thing I’m doing is checking KZbin on how to do this on the truck because exactly as you say people don’t ever do this stuff and it’s so simple.

[@nelson587]

Just changed mine 4/23/18 On my 2015 GMC Sierra with 40,000 and boy howdy it was also very dirty ... Very easy to do taking 30 min from start to finish ... Want to add a suggestion to make the thin piece of cardboard to place under the filter to catch all the leaves and what not so it doesn't fall into the fan blower creating noise .. Thanks for the Video !

[@josecastilleja3612]

Good idea, going to try when replacing mine👍

[@nelson587]

@@josecastilleja3612 ***Now have been changing mine on a yearly bases .. Amazing how dirty they get ...

[@PoisonShot20]

Adding a extension to the drill help a lot, to reach tight spots.

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Definitely. I was determined to not make another trip to my tool box 😂

[@PoisonShot20]

@@TonyTheTruckGuy I figure, if was me, going to the tool box wouldn't be the issue, finding it would! 🤣🕊️

[@dougyoung2535]

Quick tip...Put a slim piece of cardboard under the filter before you pull it out. It will keep the debris from falling into the fan and causing all kinds of noise in the future. Plus, you can just pinch the sides of the glove box and fully open it without removing the screws.

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

I’m a firm believer in getting everything out of the way lol. More room to work with the full glovebox removed.

[@jontreese8677]

On my 2018 Silverado, pulling the glovebox down does nothing. There is plastic behind it. The only way to get to the cabin air filter is to remove the glove box as shown in the video.

[@MidWesti]

but mechanics get paid by the hour hahaha

[@jigga594]

Can you link a video of someone doing this? Looked and couldn't find one. Thanks.

[@Gamer117154]

So i did't do that now when I crank the fan speed up i get a vibrating and whirring noise. Know the best way to fix that?

[@josephviau3925]

If you park near trees cut a thin piece of plastic sheet the same width of the filter and 2 or 3 inches longer. Before you pull the old filter, slide it underneath. Slowly extract the old filter, the sheetI keeps any leaves and bugs from falling into the blower fan and you shop vac them out before inserting the new filter. If the debris gets into the fan it will noisy for months.

[@smitty0159]

Been through this and wish I knew to put the sheet under it Joseph, so much debris fell into my blower motor, I had to take truck in to dealer and have them Remove it’ couldn’t believe how much was in there, it was brutal, like a hand full and a bit

[@fendert1384]

You need to put wire mesh 1/4 inch over the intake(under cowling) above the filter to prevent mice from getting in. Since doing I have had no issues with mice getting to the filter and making a nest.

[@brianmahoney5543]

Excellent video instruction. Seamless filter replacement. Funny that the existing, dirty filter was installed with air flow in wrong direction. I’m good to go. Thanks Tony! 👍🏼

[@thejin2k9]

Thanks for the video Man, Mine was filthy McNasty after 75k without a change. would have never found it without the video.

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

I was surprised that the filter in my Ram was as dirty as it was after only about a year too. Kinda crazy.

[@peterlopez8044]

My service advisor at the dealership told me to watch a video and save myself the $70

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Sounds like a decent service advisor haha

[@BigAL2212]

This is my hack to solve the problem: 2018 SIERRA. Pulled the filter out and a shitload of acorns and debris dropped into the blower wheel. Removed the blower and cleaned. To remedy this for the next filter change, I cut a piece of 1/8” hardware cloth the same size as the filter on three sides but left an extra inch on the side facing out. I folded 3/4” tape along all edges, folded down the front edge, and nibbled out the front edge where the filter cover hinges nestle. The tape keeps the filter from grabbing any loose wire. Slip the screen into the opening until the folded front edge is flush. Next, slip the filter ON TOP of the screen and reinstall the cover. Next filter change, hold down the taped and folded edge and pull the filter out. Any debris left on the screen can be vacuumed up. Works like a charm and no debris enters the blower wheel.

[@nicholasalawine3796]

I love that you used Karma for the intro!

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

🤘🤘

[@reginab6357]

Just did this for my dad- this video made it super easy. Thanks!!!

[@bms2550]

The best video we’ve seen on replacing cabin air filter for 2015 Chevy Silverado...👍

[@douglasoldham4636]

sent me a link

[@stephaniekyler422]

Great Video, step by simple step. Thanks again 2015 Denali 3500 GMC

[@sharonblackwell485]

Hey, I noticed you are using a Worx SD driver - awesome tool for the job

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Love it for dash work!

[@kevinbartley7919]

Thank you for this video! This info also applies to a 2023 Chevrolet Silverado 6500HD. 🇺🇲

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Good to know!

[@GTOGregory]

Super! Today the dealership charged me $25.20 for the filter and $46.28 for labor.

[@victorvelazquez681]

GTOGregory crooks..

[@papersack4290]

39.95 here in Minneapolis

[@docrofo2573]

Thank you for the video. My wife’s 2014 Camry was so much easier. This isn’t hard, but on her car you just open the glove box and it’s right there. And this one, you have to remove those four screws and then it’s right there

[@petemontoya159]

Thanks for the info. You saved me some money and headaches.😎😎

[@anthonymacneil2279]

Great job! I'll be doing my own on my 17 High Country 6.2L not paying a dealer $75. Thank you

[@thomaskehoe3178]

Thank you Tony for the great video. This worked for my 2015 Silverado and like others commented here it is nice to have a piece of cardboard under the old filter when you pull it out to catch the debris that falls out like leaves and dirt.

[@spooku5495]

*pulls out the filter and it has a bunch of dirt and debris on it* "Ehh not too bad" My brother in Christ it is pretty bad 😭🙏🏼 great video ! 👍🏼

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

@@spooku5495 😂 They’re always worse than you suspect, I swear!

[@Michael-qx8bz]

Great video but did u know if u grab the sides of the glove box Trey and squeeze them toward the middle the glove box will lay down without removing the screws to the glovebox

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Yeah, I just prefer getting everything out of the way. It was only 4 screws and then I don't have to worry about accidentally snapping the glove box door off haha

[@richardurquhart3551]

Thanks, Michael, for the tip about squeezing the box in the middle. When I get my filter I'm gonna try that. Would save time and possibility of dropping one or both of those bottom screws.

[@davidli1331]

Yes, you do not need to remove those screws, had plenty of room

[@ricardomendoza160]

I felt as if my 2018 gmc sierra denali wasn't blowing out hard ac out the vents. I did think about the cabin air was dirty but I thought hey it's a fairly new truck. But after seeing this video I decided to change it. Yes it was pretty bad dirty and leaves.. I bought a new filter at Walmart...damn does the air blow out nice now. Thanks. Easy job Maybe 5mins

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Glad to hear it helped out!

[@joethepothead420]

Thank you so much for posting this video. I'm going to change mine now 👍

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

You’re welcome! Good luck!

[@dlwn64]

Thanks for posting this video. Just did mine at 75k miles and it was filthy.

[@MrMacDracula]

I was told by a handful of mechanics doing oil changes that my truck did not have a cabin filter they were wrong, 2015 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD

[@Icutmetal]

You’re going to the wrong mechanics.

[@thangknowa3288]

T15 Manual Driver with magnetic tip for the win.

[@Ryan2dabs]

Nice vid. I Do a lot of these you can just remove the top (2) T15s pop the box forward it’ll give u enough room to fit a hand in and pull the filter out

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Good tip!

[@mitchelldavisjr.5940]

Looks much easier than I thought it would be would

[@fabiancruz9529]

I like how you put on your surgical gloves for an air filter.

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

They’re not “surgical gloves”, they’re just rubber gloves. And this isn’t the ONLY job I did all day lmao. I already had them on, so why take them off? Also if you’ve seen rat turds and half the shit I’ve seen in cabs of trucks, you’d be wearing them too.

[@carcam360]

Holy crap that navy lanyard brought back some memories. Hooyah! -SWO

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Lol, right? I didn’t serve, but I remember doing push-ups on lunch in high school for a lanyard identical to this from the recruits lol

[@jbright97]

Nice video, you are having a hell of a time with the worx driver, doesn't seam practical for dash work as tight spaces is it's limitations.

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Haha, well technically I think I was using 1 size smaller than I should have been so that didn't help. The whole deal about standing on my head and filming with 1 hand doesn't make it any easier lol. It DOES come in handy sometimes, I just didn't demonstrate it very well.

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

1 MILLION VIEWS! My second video to hit this mark. Thank you all!

[@scottwilkins]

Be SUPER careful of those leaves that may have fallen into the filter. They easily are knocked off the top of the filter as you pull it out, and down into the fan below. If that happens then you either have to put up with a buzzy fan noise from the leaves that have fallen down there. Or, pull the fan out and remove the leaves. Not sure why GM didn't make the filter door cover a bit taller to allow the filter to come out easier without brushing debris down into the fan.

[@johndavidson4128]

Scott Wilkins good looking out. Thank you

[@devint448]

Wish I would’ve read this before I replaced it…

[@brandonnguyen9421]

Where does the suction come from to even suck up leaves

[@MrMacDracula]

Excellent video just changed my no problems thank you!

[@TheMeekSheep]

Good video. Yes you will drop stuff down in the fan. Turn on the fan while it’s open it should be dead silent. If you hear something just get someone with skinny hands. I was able to get a leaf out of mine

[@greenthum39]

Great video I would just like to add that on the far top right is the wire harness that go to the center dashboard display make sure that it is plugged back in real good or the display will blink off and on and you have to reopened to push plug back in place . Thanks tony for the video

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Great tip! Glad to help.

[@majorhowell]

Great video. Took less time to change the filter than it took to watch the video.

[@utrocker7]

Took all but 5 minutes. Thanks for the video

[@Reelswift1]

Thanks for the video very helpful and informative.

[@theaberrantdon]

I REALLY like your lack of cut shots and over-editing. It is so much easier to see where the screw are without someone doing shaky movements and cut scenes to the screws so I can't see how you got there. The A-1 Auto 2015 Silverado blower motor video completely lost me on some of the screws and the editing makes it hard to follow. Don't change anything about your videos. They are perfect!

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Haha, thanks! Yeah, it's very hard to please everyone. Some days I feel like my videos aren't modern and fancy enough compared to everyone else with their fancy editing, but I just don't feel it's worth the time for videos like this and also for reasons that you mentioned.

[@bigrobbo7874]

THANKS Just what I needed. That drill is/was garbage

[@romelharripersaud8535]

Thanks for the vid. Its the same on 2014.

[@Keeterbob]

Just changed the filter on my 2014 Sierra. Now the blower is very loud with a vibration. I took new filter back out and noise was still there. Louder at high speed.

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

A piece of debris from on top of the old filter likely fell down in the blower motor as others have commented. Sometimes it will go away on it's own, but others have had to remove some dash panels to get the debris out.

[@Keeterbob]

Two leaves. Thanks again

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

@@Keeterbob No problem, glad you got it figured out!

[@natehintz2500]

Great video, only thing maybe to add is if there is debris in the filter and it falls down in the centrifugal wheel fan it will cause the fan to make noise. I just took the filter back out and used a small hose and vacuumed out the fan without ripping the dash out. Also I found online to get a thin piece of plastic the side of the filter and slide under filter before removing. Thanks again for the video.

[@muzll0dr]

Good video, thanks! Also, sounds like GM needs to take some notes on having filters that can be replaced without taking off dash parts. Was pretty surprised to see this as my Toyota's was replaceable just by opening the glovebox and removing a snap on cover. Way more convenient. Oh well. Good vid!

[@TheOmega1989]

you can just pop down the glovebox, this guy is just ripping the car apart

[@r.a.6727]

@@TheOmega1989 so removing a piece of plastic is considered "ripping the car apart"?

[@Icutmetal]

Lightning McQueer He was being facetious; relax, man.

[@r.a.6727]

@@Icutmetal My bad.

[@NICK_VERDIN_985]

I just bought ac refill and filter I want to see how to change filter thank you

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

This is the only filter that would be part of the A/C system unless you're talking about the receiver dryer that is located under the hood. Unfortunately, I don't have a video on that one yet.

[@brandonnguyen1486]

Can you please show us where it sucks in cabin air when you have it selected in your climate control?

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

@@brandonnguyen1486 I don’t personally own one of these trucks, but the FRESH cabin air should come from outside, generally under the little grate/grille behind the hood on the passenger side. Recirculated air just gets sucked back through from inside the cab

[@Aprojeep]

Damn.....I didn't even know that my truck had one. Glad I ran into this video.

[@noereyes82]

All modern cars have Cabin filters its for the vent system such as A.C

[@CHEVYSORCROWNS]

My truck was smelling like a dead 🐁, changed just now and air is fresh!!!!