I once tackled my Chevy Cruze cabin air filter replacement while in Denver. Gave myself a lil’ movie break, y’know? Just jacked up the glove box, popped it open, swapped the filter seamlessly. Friends laughed, sayin’ I did it blindfolded, but it was a breeze, man. They shoulda seen it!
I’ve replaced a couple of these filters at my buddy’s place in Ontario. Turns out, it’s pretty straightforward—just need to pop the glove box up and slide the old one out. I’ve found some fuse-looking clips a bit fiddly, but quick. Definitely worth doing for cleaner air in your ride, hands down!
I’ve replaced the cabin air filter on my '16 Chevy Cruze a bunch of times back in my garage in Canada. It’s not rocket science—just open the glove box, remove the side panel with a screwdriver, and slide the old filter out. Gotta grab one that fits, but they’re at any auto parts store. Folks always underestimate the fresher air in the car—totally worth it especially in the pollen season. I know you’ve been putting it off, but it’s a quick DIY job!
Back in Raleigh, NC, when I replaced my 2016 Chevy Cruze’s cabin air filter, I found the whole thing super easy. First, I popped the glove box open fully. You’ll spot a small clip—just press it and pull out the filter reveal drawer. I had a spare in the trunk, slipped the new one in, and closed it up. Next time I’m driving, it smells fresh! Just watch those fingers, ya know, because of that pesky clip. 
Just did it myself in Toronto! First, pop the glovebox, twist it up n’ out. Cabin filter’s on the right side, right behind there. Slide the old one out easy peasy, slide in the new one. Not rocket science, right? Always feels good switching out those filters, keeps the air fresh on my drive! Plus, used YouTube for extra tips—completely lifesaver!