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Old 02-08-14 | 07:01 PM
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Okay so my car is approaching 20K and last service was done at the dealer for 10 k service.

i figure i can change the Air filters (not oil fiters) myself. just like i did in the my Prius.

1. does the ES300 have 2 air filters we can change right? (engine air filter and cabin filter) does it have another AC filter? or no anyone have youtube "how to " videos?


2. how often do i need to change filter? i live in LA.
3. i found this this works for 2013 ES300h?



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Old 02-09-14 | 09:35 AM
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This just me, but... I change the Cabin filter every spring, as the air is most polluted with pollens. Depending on the air, where you live, you may need to do this more than every 12 months. The engine air filter, you should be running a 'drop -in K & N' filter. This really works, for me, but this is a personal prefference. I have had excellent results, IMHO, doing both of these service items.
Old 02-09-14 | 12:13 PM
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In previous cars, my cabin filters barely last a year living in L.A. I should have replaced the one in the ES last month but I've been lazy. I usually buy from ebay since you can find them for a fraction of what the dealer charges.
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Amazon has a selection of air cabin filters at 1/4 of the dealer's price. 5 minute to change out.
Old 02-12-14 | 03:32 PM
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Arty which would you recommend? fram?

http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&key...l_4usmqmrile_b
Old 02-12-14 | 09:54 PM
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That's the one I got.
Old 02-13-14 | 07:51 AM
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I personally would get Wix or whatever is comparable to OEM. Ever since Honeywell bought Fram, their quality has suffered significantly, especially their oil filters. For the northeast a cabin air filter change every 20-40k miles would be suitable. If your in high pollution areas or the south/west such as Cali, Texas, Florida I would check and/or change it every year. You can change the cabin air filter through the glovebox. Very simple, just open the flap pull out and replace. The air filter is one of the easiest I have ever seen.
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