Cabin air filter replacement?
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According to parts.ford.com, the filter is $72.
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yes and $24 on Amazon
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Purolator products are on sale now at advance auto. $7 for the compatible cabin filter.
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At that price you can put two in there.
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And you literally would need 2 to match the OEM filter thickness.
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Also it looks like there was a design change at some point. The glide mechanism is on the driver side of the glove box on mine and has no way to disconnect it. the glovebox assembly has to be removed the hard way. I'm betting first production run was all done like this.
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What is the "hard way"?
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pulling the entire glovebox assembly out. Wasn't terribly difficult but there is a lot that you can damage in the process.
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Maybe. I saw the other guides and now realize that maybe they were based on the 2023 and older model.
I was looking at the parts catalog to see if there was a design change and they all appear to have the glide mechanism on the drivers side. Pretty odd design decision to change it to a less serviceable configuration. It also doesn't seem to have an easy release.
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The '24 WSM matches what Tammie/Jason posted on Facebook. Then again, Jason is a Lincoln service manager, so it's likely he also went based on the WSM.
(if there was an "easy" way, though, he probably would have known it and showed that method)
The photo below is one that I annotated from the original photos by Tammie/Jason; it clearly indicates the GC was fully removed to get access to the CAF. It is also consistent with the Fang D. FB post, the one @angore posted a screenshot of in post 29 of this thread; Fang's step one is popping off the right trim panel (with the airbag symbol), and step 4 is where they show the location of the 6th T20 screw, the one on a little flange sticking out from the lower right corner of the box, holding the overall GC assembly.
I fully expect that what I wrote applies equally to the 24 - 26 Nautilus'. I don't see Lincoln coming out and changing the glove compartment mid-generation.
(if there was an "easy" way, though, he probably would have known it and showed that method)
The photo below is one that I annotated from the original photos by Tammie/Jason; it clearly indicates the GC was fully removed to get access to the CAF. It is also consistent with the Fang D. FB post, the one @angore posted a screenshot of in post 29 of this thread; Fang's step one is popping off the right trim panel (with the airbag symbol), and step 4 is where they show the location of the 6th T20 screw, the one on a little flange sticking out from the lower right corner of the box, holding the overall GC assembly.
I fully expect that what I wrote applies equally to the 24 - 26 Nautilus'. I don't see Lincoln coming out and changing the glove compartment mid-generation.
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