See the picture to the left. Now ask yourself, “How long has it been since I last changed my cabin air filter, or had it changed?” If that time frame is either so long it’s no longer in your memory, or it’s been more than a year, it’s time for a change. Click past the jump for some general-purpose instructions, as well as detailed instructions on removing and replacing the cabin air filter in a 7th generation (currently 2009-2012) Nissan Maxima.
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