JMS94

Was hearing a clicking noise when my fan was blowing so I opened the glove box. Some papers had been caught and I removed them and the noise went away, but a few were stuck to adhesive on the top of the inside of the glove box, i pulled them off and started pulling at what I thought were jammed napkins, but I think it may be insulation. Does anyone know what is in the attached pics and if it can be replaced? It is not the cabin filter from the inside, i had the cabin filter replaced today and this stuff did not change.

Vetteman Jack

Will follow along just to see what you find out.

DALE#3

Curious on todays Biden prices on a cabin filter R&R

2019GSTX

Not exactly sure but some interior panels in the C7 have a white insulation/sound deadener attached to the backside.
I noticed this when I took off my lock pillar panel (shown below). That may be what you are seeing.

JMS94

Came to $90 total for the change, $52 for the filter, $38 for the labor. I have a GS so I know they need to detach some of the lines in front of the filter (same with Z06). Didn't feel like it was too expensive, especially since this was my first cabin filter change in 4 years...I believe the stingray's are much easier and would probably just have done it myself if there was no line detachment involved.

Bayshore Vette

For what it's worth, there is no line that must be disconnected. I just lifted it up and pushed in the new filter. (2019 GS vert) Happy New Year!

DALE#3

Just so you know and others get that LINE of crap in the way story
Youtube is so helpful in many ways.No line was moved.It is another money grab for the Stealership.Makes ya wonder if you should return? Well it is dun.Appreciate the honest reply. I think you can handle the next one
A K&N filter upgrade is....guess..

sjw91

You can get the OEM filter for $18 on Amazon

RonC7

Get a cabin air filter with activated charcoal or baking soda to absorb odors.

Ron