Silverado Cabin Filter Location The Chevy Silverado’s cabin air filter is mounted under the dashboard, slightly left of center beneath the glove box. The cabin filter is hidden behind a large black cover.

Our research indicates that your vehicle does not have a cabin air filter (also known as a pollen or AC filter). Vehicles without cabin air filters typically have a plastic mesh that prevents leaves and other foreign objects from entering the HVAC system.

1 Answer. No, they do not have air cabin filter, at least my uncle does not have one on his truck.

In most cases, it will be located behind the glove box. Just like engine air filters, cabin air filters in your Chevy Silverado are designed to clean the air as it moves through your heating, air conditioning, and ventilation system. The cabin air filter removes allergens such as pollen and dust.

The 2007 Chevy Silverado does have a cabin air filter. You will come across a few annoying noises from the air conditioner.

Cabin Air Filter

1. Reduced or weak airflow, even when the heat or air conditioner is set to high.
2. A whistling sound coming from the cabin air intake ducts.
3. Musty, unpleasant odors coming through the air in your vehicle.
4. Excessive noise when the heating or cooling system is running.

While they cost more, HEPA filters provide the ultimate protection against airborne particles. Performance: Symptoms of a restricted cabin air filter include reduced airflow through the HVAC system, windows that fog up easily and are hard to defrost, and persistent bad odors.

It definitely needed to be replaced as it came out dirty. Most cabin air filters should be changed every 12,000 to 15,000 miles or once a year. K&N® washable cabin air filters help filter mold, dust, pollen, and other contaminants—and are designed to be washed and reused for the entire lifespan of your vehicle.

about every 30,000 miles