Replacing the cabin filter is basic maintenance that anyone can do after watching my video with just a phillips head screwdriver.
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When you up the engine and take the panel off the battery compartment should you be able to directly see and touch the cabin filter? Mine has a round y’all guard around it and water is leaking onto my passenger side and I’m wondering if it’s water coming in through the opening? Thanks!!
i wonder if the 2009 is done the same way
Thank you for this video. Just changed the dirty filter out of my 2012 EX 35 with the help of your video. Could not of done it without your help.
Hi Jim,
On my Toyotas the cabin air filters say" up "next to the arrow,so the filters go in with the arrow pointing up not down like the filter you used..Nice video.
How many miles on this one.
HI Jim – not a bad job at all. Cheers buddy.
That one wasn't bad at all. Some of those filters are hard to get to. You staying warm you there buddy?