In-cabin filter.
 

just a fyi,

Pepboys sells them for 15 bucks over the counter.

just bought one. :)

THANKS FOR THE HEADS UP

good call

check these out, my first change. I never knew I was driving around like this. wow

http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/m...Picture090.jpg

http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/m...Picture091.jpg

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what type did you get ? pepboys bran or like fram?

Purolator BreathEASY
code C35530. they only sell this brand for Cabin Air Filters.

They look exactly the same as the Nissan.

Pics don't work

Where is the cabin filter located??? Just turned 20,000 miles on the 2007 and never checked the filter. Thanks in advance.

behind glove compartment, held by 2 clips. Advanced auto is where I got my purolator $12

I change mine every winter.

Here's what mine looked like:

http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...ole/filter.jpg

man, I used to get this stale odor every time I turned the vents, it was this crap.
now i get a clean smell.
will be changing mine every spring going forward.
and so easy to install.

I still get a crap odour sometimes with the AC. No clue why, changed the filter.

35$ in canada from NAPA, thats dumb.....

WOW that thing looks heavily resonated.
http://www.6thgenmaxima.org/forums/i...miles/pimp.gif

that's weird, I use to get a smell only when i turned the hot and cold vents, as soon as i started the a/c, the stale odor went away. when i changed the filter - no smell.

Just changed mine and it was NASTY advanced sells them for 13.88 and a 25 % discount Mine was also bent because some one rammed it in there big difference in the air flow.

Pardon my ignorance, but I reached behind the glove box and then looked under the box and I could not find any filter. Do you have to remove the glovebox??? If so, how does it come out?? or is mine the only 07 Maxima without a cabin filter?? Any advice will be helpful. Thanks.

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Keeping the glove box closed (empty), look under the glove box and you will see 2 plastic hing pins with tabs. Slide them inward and remove, then while holding the bottom of the glove box with one hand, open and tilt in a 40-45 degree angle so that the glove box comes out of the groove. Let hang by the wire. You should now be able to see the access cover for the filter, I used a small flap tip screwdriver to release the tabs and open for access to the filter.

Reverse procedures once installed.