Honda Jazz 2004-2005 Dust and Pollen Filter

[robot.sonic]

Fellow Honda Jazz (2004-2005) Owners,

Meron bang dust and pollen filter ang honda jazz natin? Tiningnan ko kanina sa service manual kung paano tanggalin. Nung gagawin ko na, di ko makita.

Saan ba nakalagay to? Sa manual kasi sa likod ng glove box.

Salamat

robot.sonic

[RC-V]

although hindi ko pa nakikita sa car ng bro ko nasa likod ng glove box yan. tatanggalin mo pababa yung glove, may parang roller sa gilid ng glovebox, parang pipihitn mo lang paloob yung gilid ng box, tapos parang magcocolapse na siya pababa.

[robot.sonic]

Usually color white to sir no?

Wala akong nakitang puting plastic don sa likod e.

Pag makita nyo pakituro sa akin ha.

Tapos pwede ba ivacuum na lang to kung madumi na? sabi kasi sa manual replace very 10K kms ata. Parang di naman kailangan.

salamat

robot.sonic

[Type 100]

Mine doesn't.

I just make a DIY A/C filter out of 3M Filtrete and fit it over the air blend flap box behind the glovebox tray.

[robot.sonic]

*Type 100, 2005 Model din yung oto mo sir no? Paturo naman kung pano maglagay ng ganyan. DIY guide ba. At may pics.

salamat.

robot.sonic

[OTEP]

Tinanggal ko na and just left it in recirc mode. Never drove the thing with the windows down anyway. Planning to improvise also with 3M Filtrete.

DIY instructions on how to remove and improve the filter are all over the internet.

[Type 100]

*Type 100, 2005 Model din yung oto mo sir no? Paturo naman kung pano maglagay ng ganyan. DIY guide ba. At may pics.

salamat.

robot.sonic

2005, yes. I think the later GD Jazzes got the cabinet-type air filter in their blowers; just not 100% sure.

No need for a DIY, it's very easy and it won't take you more than 5 minutes. Pull out the glovebox tray, and look for the air blend flap box on the right side - there's square plastic grating telling you where it is. I cut out a single Filtrete sheet, slightly larger than the grating area, then tape its edges over.

If you fire up the engine and A/C, the action of the blower should suck the Filtrete sheet at the middle but still stay secure. Replace the glovebox tray and you're done.

Replace the Filtrete sheet every two months. Trust me it gets DIRTY.

The main drawback to the DIY Filtrete A/C filter is that it decreases your ultimate blower's output somewhat - I'd say about 15-20% for blower settings 1, 2 and 3- but I think it's a small price to pay for cleaner air. It'll also help keep your A/C system clean longer too.

[jmpet626]

Mine doesn't.

I just make a DIY A/C filter out of 3M Filtrete and fit it over the air blend flap box behind the glovebox tray.

ganito ginagawa ko sa Rav4 ko. Nag add din ako ng Aquarium filter na white para dun sa malalaking particles. Very effective siya grabe yung mga duming na fifilter ng 3m magiging color black talaga yung filtrete. Prob ko lang is every 1.5 to 2 months ang palit.

[Type 100]

ganito ginagawa ko sa Rav4 ko. Nag add din ako ng Aquarium filter na white para dun sa malalaking particles. Very effective siya grabe yung mga duming na fifilter ng 3m magiging color black talaga yung filtrete. Prob ko lang is every 1.5 to 2 months ang palit.

A few questions:
How dirty does the aquarium filter get?
How do you fit/mount the aquarium filter material? (I'm assuming it's loose material, kind of like cotton balls - am I wrong?)
Does your A/C blower strength suffer more with the aquarium filter than with just the Filtrete?

Thanks

+1 on the Filtrete after two months. The particles it gets are all pretty fine. When I remove the sheet and handle it with my bare hands, some of the fine dirt it collects inevitably ends up staining my fingers.