Mopar 5058693AA Cabin Air Filter

Disconnect the cable from the remote ground terminal or battery. For 2014 and earlier models. Disengage the clips on each side of the glove box. Pull the sides inwards until the stops are clear and lower the glove box. Disengage the two clips at the ends of the cover and remove the cover. Remove the filter from the housing. Install the filter, making sure the arrow on the filter is pointing towards the floor. Note: The cabin air filter is labeled with an arrow and the word "Airflow" on it. The filter should be installed with the arrow pointing towards the floor. Installation is the reverse of removal. For 2014 and earlier models. Note: On 2015 and later models, the cabin air filter is mounted vertically instead of horizontally. Note the direction in which the old filter was installed. Pry out the clips, disconnect the light electrical connector, and remove the panel from beneath the glove box. Remove the center console side panel from the passenger footwell. Taking care not to damage the tabs, remove the upper and lower filter door retaining tabs and pull the door straight off the HVAC unit. Note: If the tab(s) were damaged during removal, there are pre-made holes in the filter door that will accept a 16mm long, M4 self-tapping screw as an alternative means to secure it. Noting the direction of airflow, remove the cabin filter element. Install the cabin air filter into the housing in the proper direction. The remainder of the installation is the reverse of removal. For 2015 and later models.

Cut the cable connection from the remote ground terminal or battery. Push the glove box sides towards each other by disengaging their clips until the stops become visible and then lower the glove box down. Descent the cover by pressing the sides towards each other at both ends where the clips are located until they release. Extending care during filter removal, note the position before taking it out of the housing. Insert the filter while maintaining the arrow on it facing the floor. It bears an arrow marking with "Airflow" notation. To put something in place you need to perform conduct exactly opposite to how you do uninstallation.

Cut the cable connection from the remote ground terminal or battery. Push the glove box sides towards each other by disengaging their clips until the stops become visible and then lower the glove box down. Descent the cover by pressing the sides towards each other at both ends where the clips are located until they release. Extending care during filter removal, note the position before taking it out of the housing. Insert the filter while maintaining the arrow on it facing the floor. It bears an arrow marking with "Airflow" notation. To put something in place you need to perform conduct exactly opposite to how you do uninstallation.

Separate the clips on both sides of the glove box. Pull inwards on the sides until they are no longer touching the top and then lower down the glove box. Remove the cover by disengaging and then set it aside. The filter has to be removed from its housing. Make sure the arrow on the filter points towards the floor. Note: There is an airflow and arrow mark printed on this filter that is often called cabin air filter. The arrow should point toward the ground when installing it. Just follow these steps backwards to complete installation.

Separate the clips on both sides of the glove box. Pull inwards on the sides until they are no longer touching the top and then lower down the glove box. Remove the cover by disengaging and then set it aside. The filter has to be removed from its housing. Make sure the arrow on the filter points towards the floor. Note: There is an airflow and arrow mark printed on this filter that is often called cabin air filter. The arrow should point toward the ground when installing it. Just follow these steps backwards to complete installation.