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2013 Tahoe-cabin filter Yes or No

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Hi Everyone! New to this group, but been driving Chevrolets since 1994.

 

I was at my local NAPA stocking up on filters during their Spring Sale. I asked about a Cabin filter for the 2013 Tahoe, I've heard it doesn't have one.. The counter guy says, "I don't list one in NAPA Gold, but Dorman lists one". So I have them order it for me (not in stock) During the same visit, I also have them order me a Haynes manual for the Tahoe.

 

I can't find any reference of a Cabin filter ANYWHERE in that entire book!

 

So my question is, does a 2013 Tahoe have a Cabin filter, Yes or No? And if so, where is it located?

 

Thanks!!!

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From factory NO they do not have one. BUT, dorman does sell a retrofit kit with a door and filter you can install yourself by cutting the lower A/C box on the passenger side.

 

Remove the kickpanel underdeath the glove box and check to see if someone cut out the hole for the filter.

 

Here is a walk through on the install, and you can use it to see if you already have one as well.

 

http://www.performancetrucks.net/forums/technical-write-ups-201/gmt-800-900-cabin-air-filter-retro-kit-gm-oem-parts-533295/

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Thanks for the info!!

 

When I was searching the net, looking for where the cabin filter is on a Tahoe, I saw the Dorman retro-fit kit. Of course, all I have is the filter. I'll do some investigating, and see if someone already cut in a door/filter. If not, I'll do a return, and get the kit.

 

Thanks again!

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