Volvo S90 ACC Cabin Air Filter Replacement

[@senseichoppa3467]

Helpful thank you, saved over 100$ doin it myself

[@A_Renaissance_Man]

Your welcome. I make these videos to help you.

[@pitman4121]

This video was a great help, made the filter change that much easier.

[@joedpl]

This helped me out greatly! Thank you very much. I borrowed the sharpie idea to make sure I installed it correctly.

[@A_Renaissance_Man]

Excellent. Thank you for the great comment.

[@michaeleakin4909]

David, Thanks, This looks a lot easier than some of the older Volvo models. Knowing what is ahead is a great advantage in doing these jobs. The comparison with the after market is very interesting.

[@A_Renaissance_Man]

Thank you. I did mess up the orientation. The aftermarket arrow is the air flow direction and the Volvo arrow is an orientation indicator. They are opposite of each other. Good luck and I hope all goes well for you.

[@hllok]

Omg - you suck! You could have done this in 30 seconds. What a waste of breath!

[@brianstewart6953]

Great detailed video. Saying long winded is unkind. I appreciate all the detail.

[@A_Renaissance_Man]

An interesting thing is that I do not talk when around others but, I cannot seem to shut up when I make a video.

[@LeonidRuvinskiy]

Hi David, do you really sure that 191026 really means expiration date? My dealer said that it means nothing related to a date.However if this is date,are you sure that 191026 means October 19, 2026 not October 26, 2019?And where did you get this information from?Thank you!

[@maxwell-um6ey]

The car symbol with an arrow shows the installation direction, but the actual air flow is in the opposite direction. Aftermarket filters have arrows for the flow direction, in which case the arrows should point towards the blower motor.

[@A_Renaissance_Man]

Excellent. You are correct in pointing out this error in my video. I plan on making another video with the correct information the next time I change out the ACC Filter. Thank you for taking the time to leave you very good comment.

[@Perthshire]

Thanks for your video. Having studied your example, I was able to complete my swap in less than five minutes!

[@A_Renaissance_Man]

Thank you for taking the time to comment.

[@edwardzhang5166]

The one which is made in China has only a single layer of activated carbon whereas the Volvo original has 2 layers (front and back). I confirmed this cost reduction with a famous Volvo parts reseller in China. The part number hasn't changed but the cost reduction happened. For the filter, you can find a really good Hengst one from FCP Euro for a cheaper price.

[@juliannalinken987]

you are really kind to post this video

[@A_Renaissance_Man]

Your Welcome Glad to help.

[@kclark8080]

Appreciate the detail. Much appreciated!

[@A_Renaissance_Man]

Your welcome. I am glad this helped you

[@stanleyhenry3700]

Thank you so much, you make it look so simple. I have a 2019 S60. I have not change cabin air and engine air filter since I bought it.I only have 4017 miles on it. Do you think I should replace them now?

[@A_Renaissance_Man]

With those hours, I doubt the filter is in need of replacement. You can always inspect the filter first. You can buy one and keep it in the garage or trunk until you need it. This item is not a time issue like tires, oil and brake fluid are.

[@er_doc_119]

Cool. I also learned from this video.

[@btrbblt6880]

How about showing the part where you have to remove two screws and the panel?

[@A_Renaissance_Man]

@@btrbblt6880 The event was not there in editing so I must have made a mistake when recording. I did go back and show them at reassembly.

[@btrbblt6880]

@@A_Renaissance_Man No problem, was frustrated when I found out I needed a special screwdriver, sorry I sounded aggressive! Thx for the video.

[@gregoryseguin5073]

Clear and concise instructions. A+ video

[@A_Renaissance_Man]

Thank you

[@jackalcat5425]

That is fine. I just need to see installation info not like weighing bananas. I am a TV producer and have no tolerance for these over talked KZbin. I showed this to Volvo tech and he agreed with me. Quit trying to be video stars and show the job at hand.

[@fabricel2600]

Thanks a lot from Belgium !

[@A_Renaissance_Man]

Your welcome.

[@JeffWillProfess]

thx for the video!

[@jackalcat5425]

Too chatty. Don't need weight comparisons.

[@A_Renaissance_Man]

@@jackalcat5425 I disagree. Weight is a very big factor in material quantity and in this case quality too.

[@洪柜峰]

quality from china is poorer.

[@mauriciomurillo1643]

This sucked man make a shorter version. I don't need all the extra bs just how to remove and replace

[@dkprops4607]

Wow. That is looooooong winded.

[@A_Renaissance_Man]

Yea. I talk a lot. I am misspeak a lot too.

[@dickoiam]

Thanks. I’ve never done this before but you video was super helpful.

[@A_Renaissance_Man]

You are why I make these videos. It is all about sharing information. Thank you for taking the time to leave your nice comment.

[@LeonidRuvinskiy]

Hi David, do you really sure that 191026 really means expiration date? My dealer said that it means nothing related to a date.However if this is date,are you sure that 191026 means October 19, 2026 not October 26, 2019?And where did you get this information from?Thank you!

[@A_Renaissance_Man]

European dating is Day, Month, Year. I am second generation European, German and Hungarian and my wife is second generation Italian. These filters are made in Hungry and both Hungry and Sweden follow the DD/MM/YYYY system.