Bob, Thank you for the info. It should work except for the position, we're on right hand drive.rtking said:This is all from memory, so forgive me if I miss a step or mis-state the numbers of screws, etc. Also, this is for a US Spec Murano... so it may not apply to a MO in Singapore.
It's reachable by just opening your glovebox door and dropping it down. You don't have to completely remove the glovebox, but it gives you more room if you do.
Basically remove the two screws holding up the latch of the glovebox. Remove the screws holding in the glovebox (I *think* there's 5 more... one of which (bottom right) is hidden by a vinyl cover. You'll need a small flat-head screwdriver to remove it. With the glovebox out of the way, the door to the cabin air filter is right in front of you. Just open, pull out the filter and replace.
Bob
The tabs are black and they are right under the lid. Pull them off and glove box will just hang by the tensioner cord (good idea to support it with one hand.)mgthe3 said:It's even easier than that.
Remove the two hinge pins. Get a good light and check it out; they have tabs to pull them with.
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Yes! I used the tip of the screw driver to help them come outhfelknor said:OK.
I see the tabs. And they rotate about 180 degrees.
But nothing happens at that point.
Are you supposed to pull then side ways? Each toward the middle of the glove compartment?
Homer
I'd bet ya $45 most dealers do it the same way!So Ca Mo said:I have an '04 and followed zebelkhan's instructions re. the hinge tabs and a little help from a screwdriver to ease them out. It took 5 minutes and saved the $45 dealer labor cost. Thanks