Cabin Air Filter Replacement- Hyundai Santa Fe 2013+ 

Here is a link to the Hyundai Santa Fe cabin filter amzn.to/2GKcx8Q. Thanks for checking out the Ozzstar channel. -Glen

Thanks Ozzstar. Great video. Repair process very well described and the replacement made to look clean and simple. The repair shop wanted $45 for this service and all it really takes with your mentoring is an $8 part and 5 minutes. I appreciate your help.

Thank you for your very useful video. Hyundai wanted to charge me $250 to change my cabin air filter. And thanks to you I did it for $14.99. I appreciate your help!

Thanks....dealer wanted 100 to replace that and the engine filter. You saved us alot of money. Appreciate what you do.

thank you for the diy. helped out with not having to pay the dealership a bunch of money for a 10 minute job. thank you again.

Thanks for this video! Just did a test run through the steps and it was super easy. Dealership would've charged me $60. Gonna pick up a new filter this weekend and get it done.

I SO NEEDED THIS VIDEO. THANK YOU

Thank you so much ozzstar for your guidance and help i appreciated your kindness especially in trying to save peoples money

Thanks, great video for us DIY people. You made what I assumed to be medium difficulty job into an easy one. Thanks again.

Thanks for the your help i really appreciated your kindness and generosity

Great job Ozzstar. Thanks for posting this up.

Holy moly, thank you! Very easy to follow. I appreciate your time.

Changed it watching the video. Very helpful

Thank you so much! Done in 10 minutes...saved myself $$ ordering the filter online & doing myself w/o having to go t the dealer! Awesome!

Absolute 1,000% dittos from what Dr. Mike said. I don't work on my car, but you made this easy!!!

Very well done. Thank you so much for saving me money!!!

Great and easy to follow video. Thank you!

Thanks for this great video. Made the job super easy (2 minutes, tops) and saved me $!

That sounds like a fun documentary!

Thank you sooo much!!! even a 76 year old grandma can now do it.

My dealer advised me that this was something I could easily do myself, and it might add a few extra degrees pf coolness to the AC. I have been reticent to start this, but after watching your video, and actually getting it done, (the hardest part was finding the filter at one of the Mart stores) my nephew was assisting and prompting me with his Iphone, Now, this 15 year old youth considers himself learned on the subject and task and he has decided that instead of mowing lawns for spending $, he will knock on the retired folks doors in our neighborhood and offer this service to them...(ha!) He especially scrutinizes those elderly that he sees wearing oxygen or using inhalers as his target audience and touts the "it's good for your health" approach!

Thanx a tonne ... u really made it look very easy ... cheers 👍🏻

did this today thanks to your video.

Great video! Did it myself in less than 8 mins.

perfect thanks for taking the time to post

Thanks for the how-to. Much appreciated.

Thanks for sharing. ... really appreciate your help.

Thank you! I knew it was inside the car, but wasn’t sure how to get to it!

VERY HELPFUL!!!!!!THANK YOU!!!!! Post by Richie!!

Your the best thanks

Thanks for the video ,,,,,the last part of the video you said speaks about the differences between the original one and the dealership filter . I bought my air filter three weeks ago and still the air is sometimes smell bad is like on and off sometimes so i better check it with the dealership next time the only problem i threw away the original filter....

man i dont sub to any ppl channels but you really earned it i will ask you how to's if i needed any helping in future thanks alot peace

do you have a video of how to clean the air condenser in the engine?

Thank you nice work and explanation.

Good video .. I have a 2007 veracruz and the driver door arm rest needs to be replaced. Do you have a video on this?

Thanks for the video!!

Thank you for the video

Thanks so much! I recently took my 2022 Santa Fe for its first oil change ‘complementary’ 7,200 miles new. Service writer tells me there are mouse droppings in the cabin filter area, and it needs to be replaced… for $75. I said show me, after delaying 30 minutes and I found the Service writer asked if the mouse did damage, he said no. I told him, leave the filter, blow out any mouse poop and finish. I think he tried to SCAM me. Thanks to your video, I can check myself

Thank you so much for posting this video. Great video and directions! Clear and straight to the point. I do have a question though; could a dirty air filter cause an AC to blow warm air? Thank you in advance.

Thanks, Gonna go get a new one today.

Hi - Excellent video - Do you have a video on how to fix the airbag light on 2014 santa fe? Thanks.

Great video!!!

Thx again

Would this also apply for the 2013 SF Sport?

Thanks!

thank you very much.

Thank you for posting an awesome DIY video. It looks easy enough for someone like me to try. One question for you is where did you purchase the genuine Hyundai air filter? Thanks!

Thank you ! I'll do this today, and save the dealer labor costs.

Timely! They just tried to get me to pay 45 bucks for this. But if my other filter was only 17 bucks and 5 minutes I knew there was no way that filter cost that much.

hi there.... im from australia i really appreciate your video and it helps me to save money instead of taking it to a merchanic which cost me 300 for changing this thumbs up please do you have a video for emplacement an air filter

Hi ozzstar again sory but i want to ask a question is 'defective CV joint with the axle shaft' a big service or does it cost a lot?

Nice. How about a video of fixing a clutch in a honda accord? Maybe cover an issue like a blown hose or bad master cylinder. I have a patient for you.

"take your junk out" ... Fot me that took more than actually changing the filter :))) I love this car, nice and easy to maintain... until you have to change the disel filter 😉 Thanks for the video.

thanks

Do you know approximately how many miles are recommended before changing it?

you don't really even have to buy a new one just vacuum the old one out and really shake and pat out the dust trapped on it. And its not even a matter of mileage or time that determines when you need to change them, its a matter of how much you use your AC/Fan/Heater system, that filter cleans out the outside air. If you live in a hot place and run your AC everyday I would clean that out every 2-3 weeks.

hi ozzstar. thanks for your reply..i own a Santa fe 2013 and its a AWD... my km is reach 102 because i drive a lot, i dont understand why these things happen like this but its a new vehicle and i always take care of my car and im the first owner i will take to another shop service

Im not getting enough airflow through my vents i wonder if the filter is dirty but beyond that im wondering if theres any other mode of DIY filtration that i could use to greatly increase the airflow thru the vent while filtering it. dont need such an intense filter im thinking.

hi ozzstar... today i got a problem on my santafe 2013 while im driving i heard like a wobbling sound or like a pop sound under my car when i turn left at the round about from the back left wheel i call the road side assistance he came and couldn't find the problem i call the other mechanic and he came and said that is a sound of a wheel bearing it must be warn out or running out of oil which oiling the inside of the bearing,,,,,so pls do you have any video of how to fix or replace a wheel bearing?

Same procedure for a 2012 Hyundai Sonata.

Thanks a lot Ozzstar. This should be the same with Santa Fe 2014 XL edition.

Hyundai Wild West (Perth, Australia) Dealership wanted $180 for this job. Thanks for the post.

"i guess it's okay" what else can you say when it's the OEM been there

Wow, I was surprised at how filthy the Filter was just after a few months. I haven't changed mine and it's 3 years old, Yuck!!!

Thanks very much. Funny how nobody discussed Air Filters during pandemic. Strangely missed by our ILLustrious gov. Funny how that happens, eh.

It looks like a Toyota filter

Thanks!