Air Filter A DIY Job?
03-25-12, 09:59 PM
#16
cabin filter change takes 30 seconds....No i'm not kidding. 30 seconds.
lemme know if you need a video and i'll throw one together soon. Also, which air filter is the best for city environments? I would get a K&N but in hong kong those things would be hard to maintain. I would much rather get disposable and keep changing every 3 - 4 months (yes, its filthy here).
lemme know if you need a video and i'll throw one together soon. Also, which air filter is the best for city environments? I would get a K&N but in hong kong those things would be hard to maintain. I would much rather get disposable and keep changing every 3 - 4 months (yes, its filthy here).
03-26-12, 01:59 AM
#18
I figured I would post this here rather than creating a new thread. I just installed a new engine air filter, but the left side of the filter box does not seem flush. You can see in one of the pictures below the white plastic filter housing. The right side of the box seems aligned perfectly. Thoughts?
03-26-12, 05:14 AM
#19
I figured I would post this here rather than creating a new thread. I just installed a new engine air filter, but the left side of the filter box does not seem flush. You can see in one of the pictures below the white plastic filter housing. The right side of the box seems aligned perfectly. Thoughts?
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04-01-12, 09:47 AM
#21
Lexus Test Driver
Welcome to Club Lexus!
I found this video by doing a quick search on youtube:
If you need a DIY for the cabin air filter, here's a link: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/rx-...ent-rx350.html
I found this video by doing a quick search on youtube:
If you need a DIY for the cabin air filter, here's a link: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/rx-...ent-rx350.html
05-02-12, 07:32 PM
#22
Driver School Candidate
I've used K & N for many years on my Lexus(es) and Toyota(s)......AND I live in the country so that definitely says something! They are well worth the dollars spent if one abides by the changing periods (stated on the box)
05-03-12, 04:23 AM
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The 2nd time I changed the air filter, I took the time to loosen the host clamp that secures the housing top to the intake so the top could be swung out more. That way it's easier to make sure that the new filter is seated properly. My 2 cents.
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