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DIY Air Filter Replacement 2012 Chevy Traverse

Changing the air filter on a 2012 Chevy Traverse is a simple maintenance task that often gets overlooked. Unlike some newer vehicles with simple clips, this one requires a screwdriver, but it’s still a 5-minute job that can improve your fuel economy and protect that 3.6L V6 engine. In this video, you’ll learn: How to locate the air filter housing on the driver's side. The specific screws you need to loosen to access the filter (they stay in the lid!). How to properly seat the new filter to ensure the "Check Engine" light doesn't come on due to a vacuum leak. Why you should check the air intake bellows for cracks while you're in there. Quick Reference Specs Vehicle: 2012 Chevy Traverse (LS, LT, LTZ) Engine: 3.6L V6 Difficulty: Easy Tools Needed: T25 Torx screwdriver (or a Phillips head, depending on the screw type currently installed). Estimated Time: 5–10 Minutes Standard Part #: AC Delco A3102C (or Fram CA10457 / Wix 49457) Pro-Tip from the Shop: The screws on the Traverse airbox are "captive," meaning they shouldn't fall out of the plastic lid when you loosen them. Don't try to pull them all the way out—just loosen them until the lid lifts up. This saves you from losing hardware in the bottom of the engine bay! If this DIY guide helped you keep your Traverse running strong, hit that Like button and Subscribe to MechanicRepairs for more Chevy maintenance tips! #ChevyTraverse #AirFilter #DIYRepair #MechanicRepairs #ChevyMaintenance #V6Engine #CarCare Videos are for entertainment purposes only. The Mechanic OC inc. is not responsible for any damage physical or monetary or any other sort due to these videos. Consult a professional in your area before undertaking any vehicle repairs.