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I have an 2002 3.8 T&C. The cabin air filter is located inside a thin black box under the glove compartment. Replacing can be a hassle. Slide the top of the black box which acts as a locking device towards you. The black box's lid should pop down to expose the filter. The filter sits inside the box (sort of cramped). Pull the filter down and discard. You may have to wiggle it a little. Insert the new filter into the narrow cavity. You may have to wiggle it again in order to get it in there. The filter has two "cut marks" that allow it to bend. I noticed that inserting the filter with these "cut marks" facing the right side of the van allow the filter to bend and a little easier to manuver into place. Again, this can be a little tricky since the filter does not go in easily. Finally, replace the black box cover aligning the grooves of the sliding locking device. Now, wipe the sweat off of your forehead. Cabin air filter? Never heard of it? Many newer cars have air filters built into the passenger cabin climate control system. Usually these are integrated in or near the fan housing behind the dash or are accessed from the engine compartment in a location against the firewall. These cabin air filters vastly improve the air quality inside the vehicle by removing dust, pollen, and other particulates.

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Q: How do you change the cabin air filter on a 2000 Town and Country?
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