Cabin Airfilter
#2
Re: Cabin Airfilter
it should be located behind the glovebox but you need to "remove" the glovebox first. You may or may not need a screwdriver (depending on how your glovebox strut is attached).
See the manual for more details
See the manual for more details
#3
Re: Cabin Airfilter
No tools needed. I suggest removing the contents of the glovebox first. A flashlight is helpful to see the tabs holding the filter in.
I just open the glovebox, reach over the top of the rear side of the glovebox, press the tabs and pull out the filter. It is a snug fit, but it can be removed by gently pressing down on the rear of the open glovebox as the filter is pulled out.
I just open the glovebox, reach over the top of the rear side of the glovebox, press the tabs and pull out the filter. It is a snug fit, but it can be removed by gently pressing down on the rear of the open glovebox as the filter is pulled out.
#5
Re: Cabin Airfilter
I took a few pictures showing the tabs on the cabin air filter cover, behind the glovebox, and one showing the cabin filter housing with the door and filter removed. Mine had a few small leaves caught by the filter. The filter is marked with an arrow showing which side goes up when installed.
Gently squeeze the tabs to remove the cover. I used a finger from both hands, pressed in and wiggled the cover out. The filter media slides easily out after you hook it from below with a finger tip and wiggle it out enough to grasp it.
Gently squeeze the tabs to remove the cover. I used a finger from both hands, pressed in and wiggled the cover out. The filter media slides easily out after you hook it from below with a finger tip and wiggle it out enough to grasp it.
#7
Re: Cabin Airfilter
Replace it yourself! See if Canadian Tire has MicronAir Particulate filters for the new Camry. Particulate filters are one step higher than the "dust & pollen" filters that Toyota puts in our cars. Oh and did I mention it's $20?
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