+1Thanks for the reminder
You might want to Google it...lolI looked, looked hard, high 'n' low, and I am simply unable to locate the "cabin air filter" assembly @ my '58 Willys 1/4-ton General Purpose (G.P. -- "jeep") truck. I'd best get to whippin' up a formal letter of complaint to the manufacturer, eh?
You might want to Google it...lol
Cabin filters were introduced in cars built after 2000 per Google.
Many batteries have little caps on top to add new CCAs when the old ones get depleted.The new scam at our oil change place is a free battery checks.
They test your battery with their hi-tech machine, give you a print out that shows your 650 CCA battery is in the red at 550 CCA and needs to be replaced.
I like asking the kids about their procedure, if they can explain CCA to me, then how many of these CCA's does it take to crank at -20F, can I just top off the battery with some fresh CCA's? Then I ask if they will take a fresh 650 CCA battery off of the shelf and show me the test. That usually ends the conversation.
I feel bad for the folks that trust them.
My understanding is that those CCAs have to break in before they can really crank, man...Many batteries have little caps on top to add new CCAs when the old ones get depleted.
Not sure why they didn't want to test one of their own new batteries.
Murray
I would definitely think twice about pushin' that button, were I you...Geez I didn’t know there was such a thing as a cabin air filter.
Looked in the glovebox and saw this button.
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Had this Caravan 6 years and don’t remember ever seeing the button. I’m guessing air bag or child door locks.
I’ll have to Google it when I get home. I’d look in the owners manual but some asshat stole it the last time the van was broken into.