Well, i had some time yesterday and went to kragen to get myself a new air cabin filter. cost me 12 bucks. that was the only cost to this entire job. 12 bucks. cheapest job done this far on this car haha. anyways, it was EXTREMELY simple. i actually dont think their is a possible way to screw this job up, and it definately isnt worth 130 bucks in labor. about 10 minutes at most. raise the wipers, pop the lock nuts off the passenger side cowl, you will see the weatherstripping piece that stops water from rushing into your cabin laying right inside.remove the old filter (you will look at it, looks like a tsunami hit mine. all bent out of shape and soaking wet still) and pop in the new one. replace the weatherstripping seal and then just put the cowl back on with the little plastic bolts. all done.

 

Someone might as well post pics i mean it is easy but i think some people are still confused but i replaced my cabin air filter and i still get water in my passenger side . So i need to replace the seal now?