Nice posting. I'm sure the dealer installed cost on this one ain't cheap.
Did mine about a month ago--sure is a Mickey Mouse setup--it's very hard to tell if it's in there correctly or not.Did this last night... PITA!!
Hopefully I got it in right, seems to be fitted up now.
The Cadillac stealer oops I mean dealer quoted me a price of $100 to replace the cabin air filter. What a ripoff.:canttalk: All it takes is 5 minutes to change and a good carbon filter can be had for $30.Shame on them!!!
Can anyone recommend a good place online to purchase a good carbon filter.The Cadillac stealer oops I mean dealer quoted me a price of $100 to replace the cabin air filter. What a ripoff.:canttalk: All it takes is 5 minutes to change and a good carbon filter can be had for $30.Shame on them!!!
You can actually see the part number in the photo that was posted - GM02112Csure would have been nice to have a part number for the filter you bought... or even the charcole filter part number too...
Just saying.. would make looking up the item a SNAP....
thanks for the post
I am curious to know when does the dealer suggest that this filter be replaced?
Same here. I ended up unhooking the hood from the strut and tying it up to my garage ceiling so I could get the new filter in without bending the shit out of it.:banghead:While I'm certainly not a Cadillac Service Technician, I am more than handy; I also conclude that changing this seemingly easy filter was PITA.
Although it's harder than I think it should be, I didn't have much trouble. It bends easily.:bigroll:
Same here. I ended up unhooking the hood from the strut and tying it up to my garage ceiling so I could get the new filter in without bending the shit out of it.:banghead: