Replaced Cabin Air Filter...
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If I can give a little tip:
When you replace your cabin filter, spray Lysol on both sides of the new filter prior to its installation.
Read the benefits of Lysol here:
http://www.lysol.com/products/disinf...ectant-sprays/
When you replace your cabin filter, spray Lysol on both sides of the new filter prior to its installation.
Read the benefits of Lysol here:
http://www.lysol.com/products/disinf...ectant-sprays/
#32
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I read through the thread and the suggested replacement cycle is every 10-30k miles. How often (time-wise) should we replace the filters though. My car doesn't have much miles, but I've had it a little over a year.
myculito, good tip on the lysol.
myculito, good tip on the lysol.
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If I can give a little tip:
When you replace your cabin filter, spray Lysol on both sides of the new filter prior to its installation.
Read the benefits of Lysol here:
http://www.lysol.com/products/disinf...ectant-sprays/
When you replace your cabin filter, spray Lysol on both sides of the new filter prior to its installation.
Read the benefits of Lysol here:
http://www.lysol.com/products/disinf...ectant-sprays/
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It's just a tip.
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The part number that Elly posted is not even for an IS. The part number that I come up with is 87139-30070 which is superceded by a 8713-07010. I physically looked at it and it is, in fact, a carbon impregnated filter. MSRP is $32.95