any honda dealer can get it for you. If you go to www.majestichonda.com and check out their online parts diagram, you can find the part under the hood section of the parts guide.

 

5 mm socket worked perfectly for me. Great tip. Mine was completely shot at 20k miles.

 

Just did mine for the 2nd time....should have done it MUCH sooner...LOL It was so filthy that I think it was the cause of my power transistor going bad due to low air flow across it's heat sink. I highly recommend changing the cabin filter regularly (note to self) so as to prevent needing to replace the air cooled power transistor that if bad will prevent blower from working. The power transistor was not cheap either....about $90 and a PITA to replace. But all is well now.
You don't realize that your airflow is diminishing because it is so gradual. I will be keeping a closer eye on my cabin filter from here on out.

 

I think the cabin filter gets much dirtier than the vehicle intake filter, makes you wonder what we're breathing in every day, yuk.

 

Thanks, my car has 30k on it and I think I am going to go ahead and do this.

 

I think the thread title should be renamed to 'cabin air filter replacement' or else good luck with search in the future

 

Turns out that my blower motor was bad too. Oh well all is replaced and working well now.

 

 

20k or die

 

By the way you can go to Auto Zone or another auto parts store and get the filter for like $15. Dont need to go to Honda