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Old 10-08-2007, 01:46 PM   #31 (permalink)
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Your step by step instructions were very helpful, thanks!!

So check it out... I take this MF apart and go to put the new one in... guess what? Infiniti of Knoxville sold me the wrong filter!! I was so hungover and pissed off!! I ended up putting it back together and am making them install it at no charge this time!!
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Old 06-23-2008, 03:00 PM   #32 (permalink)
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thank you for this, Very nice.

Does anyone know if the filter part is the same for the G37.
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Old 02-20-2010, 03:11 PM   #33 (permalink)
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As part of the 15k "premium" service, the dealership will replace the in-cabin microfilter (located behind the glovebox) for about ~$150 (~$50 for parts, ~$100 for labor.) You can do this yourself with relative ease. Order your microfilter through Grubbs Infiniti parts (they sent me one specified for the Sentra/Altima, however, it appears to be the same part and fits with no problems.) With your "6mt.net" discount, it should cost around $29 plus some shipping.

All you will need is a #2 crosstip screwdriver, possibly a #14 socket, and possibly a microfiber towel or equivalent.

1. Move your passenger seat back as far as it will go.

2. Your filter should come with instructions (for the Sentra/Altima which won't be applicable to your car), a new filter (the picture shows the old filter), precaution sticker (you most likely already have one attached to the wall directly behind the back of the glove box), and a filter replacement interval sticker (which is supposed to be attached to the inside end of your driver's door, but I did not attach it.)
Thanks for posting this. I have the servical manual for this car and it was not nearly as clear on how do this job. Thanks,
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this is great. if you like to even save more money, then go ahead and look on craigslist to get the filter for a cheaper price!
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Auto pats stores carry replacement filters now. They cost about $11 or so.
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Nice write up, I think I have to get mine replaced soon. Although, I have tones of extra electronics behind there and am not looking forward to working around all of that!
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Are these ones any good, or does it not even matter?

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