Replace Honday Odyssey Cabin Air Filter

The cabin air filter in your Honda Odyssey filters the air you breathe in the inside cab of the van. This filter prevents allergens and pollutants from entering the vehicle.

As filters tend to do, the cabin air filter can clog up and become inefficient. To optimize the quality of air in your Honda Odyssey, replace the cabin air filter per recommended service intervals.

It is not of the simpler ones to adjust, but time you figure it out, you can save plenty of funds on labor charges.

Tools You'll Need:

• 3/8-Inch Drive Pear Head Quick Release Ratchet
• TEKTON 1363 3/8-Inch Drive Extra Long Hex Bit Socket Set, Metric, 7-Piece
• Stanley 68-012 All-in-One Screwdriver
• 10-Inch High Leverage Diagonal Cutters
• FRAM Fresh Breeze Cabin Air Filter

A 10mm ratchet or wrench will be needed to loosen the nuts holding the battery in place and removing the battery holder itself. This will be the only thing holding it in place. time removed, the battery will move freely.

The last nuts will hold the positive and negative cables onto the battery posts. They need to be removed for the battery to be removed fully from the vehicle. time the battery is disconnected, the automobile will have no power and will lose knowledge, such as the radio code and any presets.

Pull the cabin air filter frame toward the rear of the vehicle to remove it from the filter compartment.

Open the glove box and empty the contents.Pull the cabin filter tray out toward the back of the vehicle.


Resources:
Honda Odyssey (Haynes Repair Manual)

How to Change the Honda Odyssey Battery

Replacement of the battery on a Honda Odyssey is a speedy and simple maintenance job that may be accomplished in a couple of minutes. With nuts holding everything in to place, even in the event you are the most novice of mechanics, you can perform this job without any issues or issues.

Tools You'll Need:

• TEKTON Combination Wrench Set, SAE/Metric, 24-Piece
• TEKTON 1230 3/8" Drive Deep Socket Set, 10-19mm, Metric, 8 Sockets
• Odyssey Battery

Disconnect the battery ground cable using the ratchet as well as a socket. Wait to minutes for the passenger air bag backup capacitor to discharge.

Push in on the top of the glove box on both sides to unhook the glove box from the dash. Swing the glove box down toward the floor of the Odyssey.

The installation will be the removal method in reverse. Setting the new battery in to place beneath the hood, connect the positive and negative cables back onto the battery.

This ought to not be a difficult method to figure out which wire is which because they have been designed not to reach other to the other post to prevent mix up.

 In the event you have trouble, however, the red cable will go onto the positive and black onto the negative. They will be identified by a symbol above each post on the battery.

Press the right and left sides of the glove compartment in to detach it and permit it to be lowered toward the floor.


Resources:
Honda Odyssey (Haynes Repair Manual)