Mitsubishi Endeavor

My 2004 Endeavor has no Cabin Air Filter installed So I Did install one. Following how I did it, sure you can change the air filter.

First pull out the console panel of the CD/ AC controls by slowly but firmly pulling on it backwards (be sure not to break it). This is held only by clips and the electronic socket at the back of the panel.

Then, I detach the string found on the right side of the glove box by pushing it in and threading it out.

Now, I remove all the screws that hold the glove box and remove it.

Behind the glove box is the Blower box. Near on its top most portion, there is a rectangular mark etched on the plastic (this should be the opening for the filter). I removed this by slicing through it using a knife (If you have a cabin air filter installed, you have to remove a cover on this area). Once removed, you can now see the fan inside the fan box. Inserted the filter on top of the fan (making sure which one should be on top) and then made my own rectangular plastic cover to cover the hole that I made and is fixed by tiny screws so I can remove it later to service the filter (can use duct tape but it is wiser to put in a sturdier cover). Put back all that I removed in reverse order and Done!... I made sure to push back firmly the center of the CD-AC console to ensure proper contact of the electronics connections. Take a deep breath of clean air and enjoy!

Try here:

http://consumerguideauto.howstuffworks.com/2004-mitsubishi-galant-3.htm

Should be the same.

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Plan on a day of fun! The front three spark plugs are easy to get to; it's those back three. You have remove the black plastic air exchanger(?) on top of the engine. This is not easy. The bolts are in back where you can't see them and you don't have a lot of room to get a socket in there. Once you get that off, then you can get to the back plugs. Again, not easy to see, hard to access, especially number 5. Then, once you finally have the spark plugs changed, you have to put it all back togeth with the bolts going in where you can't see and can't get to very easy. But with enough stubborness, it can be done. Good luck!

The owners guide for my '04 Endeavor says do not disconnect the battery I think, or the on board diagnostic record will be lost. maybe this would also clear the service engine light?

Well the v6 engine will require you to take the intake off to get to the rear plugs but other than that it is pretty much the same