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Replacing the Cabin Air Filter on the Subaru Outback

Model: Subaru Outback BL, BP, MK 3 - Years 2003-2009
Part: Cabin air filter

In this short guide, you will see how to remove and replace the cabin air filter on the Subaru Outback. First, access the front passenger compartment and start by removing the glove box; to do this, unclip the side arms and remove the plastic cover, as shown in the video. Now, remove the pollen filter cover by unscrewing the screws with a cross-head screwdriver, and extract the old cabin air filter; simply replace it with the new one, inserting it in the correct direction (usually indicated by arrows printed on the filter).

Updated on 9 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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