Cabin air filter need part numbers to replace please!
07-29-11, 11:05 PM
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I got this one from Wix at the suggestion of another member, fits perfectly, much cheaper and its still Carbon. Works pretty well too, got rid of the odor for me! 
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001DRLQN4
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001DRLQN4
05-18-13, 08:07 AM
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87139-07010 - Factory Pollen Filter (Replaces 87139-30040)
87139-50060 - Factory Deodorant Filter (Charcoal)
87139-YZZ08 - MVP Pollen Filter
87139-YZZ10 - MVP Deodorant Filter (Charcoal)
(MVP = Market Value Pricing, cheaper alternatives available from Toyota/Lexus).
Jeff
87139-50060 - Factory Deodorant Filter (Charcoal)
87139-YZZ08 - MVP Pollen Filter
87139-YZZ10 - MVP Deodorant Filter (Charcoal)
(MVP = Market Value Pricing, cheaper alternatives available from Toyota/Lexus).
Jeff
Is there a big difference in longevity and quality of filtering? It's twice the cost. Thanks.
05-31-13, 01:08 PM
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One is from Japan (50060 / 50100) and one is from USA (YZZ10). I've not done any testing on either of them, but the 50100 looks to be of slightly higher quality to the naked eye. That probably doesn't give you a really good answer, but it's all I've got, haha.
I run the 50100 in my car for good measure. JDM yo.
Jeff
I run the 50100 in my car for good measure. JDM yo.
Jeff
05-31-13, 02:17 PM
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Lexus Test Driver
lolSide note:
The Carbon Impregnated Cabin Air Filter deordorizes for only so long. You will not notice this after a while but I found it to be extreamly helpful over the generic pollen filter throughout its life though.
FYI - Maintenance Manual says it should be changed every 30k but I change mine every 15k.
08-02-14, 08:26 AM
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Good picture, I had meant to take pictures and count the folds a few times but I always remembered after installing it, haha.
The factory filters (even non-charcoal) are almost always higher quality as far as number of folds and weight/visual quality.
Jeff
The factory filters (even non-charcoal) are almost always higher quality as far as number of folds and weight/visual quality.
Jeff
08-04-14, 09:01 AM
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One is from Japan (50060 / 50100) and one is from USA (YZZ10). I've not done any testing on either of them, but the 50100 looks to be of slightly higher quality to the naked eye. That probably doesn't give you a really good answer, but it's all I've got, haha.
I run the 50100 in my car for good measure. JDM yo.
Jeff
I run the 50100 in my car for good measure. JDM yo.
Jeff
08-20-15, 01:15 PM
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I got this one from Wix at the suggestion of another member, fits perfectly, much cheaper and its still Carbon. Works pretty well too, got rid of the odor for me!
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001DRLQN4
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001DRLQN4
10-29-15, 05:14 PM
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so what's the difference betweeen a charcoal filter vs non? and do they have a deodorizer AND pollen type?
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