By removing the dash panel on the passenger side you will have access to the blower motor. Just beside there is kind of slide that has a screw holding it.
remove the screw of the little door you should see the cabin's filter remove it and replace the new one.
Hope it helps.
SOURCE: cabin air filter location and how to replace
under the glove box there is an access panel remove panel and replace filter
SOURCE: How to change air conditioning filter chrysler crossfire 2005
I found a chrysler blog. Pull back carpet on passenger foot well, remove white styrofoam computer protector. Remove cardboard cover (remove two screws) from bottom of glove box. On Left side see a slot with plastic cover and two sliding latches. Open and remove and replace filter. Follow reverse to finish up. It is tight fit and hard to get to for normal sized man.
SOURCE: Volvo XC90 cabin air filter
Check out this link, it has the instructions on how to replace the filter!
Bret
RepairPal.com
SOURCE: how many air filters in my 2005 Honda Odyssey?
Your Honda Odyssey comes with only 2 filters:
an engine intake air filter and a cabin filter.
To learn how to change your own cabin air filter, see my posting on youtube:
SOURCE: replace cabin pollen filter 2005 jaguar xkr
To get to the cabin air filter on an XK8 or XKR, you have to do the following steps (I know these steps sound ridiculous...as in many cars there is just a simple cover in the engine compartment... but...): The air filter is under the black plastic cowl or plenum that is just under the windshield wiper blade connectors. To get to that, you must 1. carefully lift off the plastic covers that reveal screw heads. Remove the screws. 2. lift off the plastic covers that are on the top of each windshield wiper connector - under the cover you will then see a nut or bolt that has to be unscrewed. 3. Using a small puller (the puller that lifts off battery terminals works for this) lift off each windshield wiper and disconnect the rubber hose from each. 3. lift the car's front hood, and remove the plastic cowling (you also have to lift the side rubber runners and a rubber strap from each side that holds up the rubber drain hoses). Once you remove that plastic cowling, you will see the air filter plenum at the back of the engine area. The air filter should come vertically out of that. (This air filter does not exist on my 2000 and earlier editions...I am not sure what year Jaguar installed them.) Full instructions are on the Jaguar JTIS CD which you should obtain...look online for that.
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