A/C Filter
07-22-03, 07:19 PM
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A/C Filter
anyone know how to get to the a/c filter in the glove box of a 99 LS 400? I have no clue, and i am sure by now that it has to be pretty nasty...
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peter
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07-22-03, 07:27 PM
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black pearl emblems
while i am at it anyone have any black pearl emblems they want to part with for the 1998 thru 2000 LS 400, or where i could get some perhaps? thank you.
07-23-03, 12:41 AM
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In my 96 this is how it works...
Open glove box - on back of the box there is a small panel that sits in a slot - remove without snapping in half - behind it you will see a plastic cover / door with two clips on the bottom - depress the clips and hinge the door upward removing the door from the two top slots - inside you will see a plastic tray which is lifted up into the area above - gently pull the from tab of the tray down and then slide out like a drawer.. change rotten crappy filter and reassemble....
Now I should qualify this by saying that my car is actually a 96 Celsior and is Right hand drive but I believe yours should be the exact same only in reverse....
Open glove box - on back of the box there is a small panel that sits in a slot - remove without snapping in half - behind it you will see a plastic cover / door with two clips on the bottom - depress the clips and hinge the door upward removing the door from the two top slots - inside you will see a plastic tray which is lifted up into the area above - gently pull the from tab of the tray down and then slide out like a drawer.. change rotten crappy filter and reassemble....
Now I should qualify this by saying that my car is actually a 96 Celsior and is Right hand drive but I believe yours should be the exact same only in reverse....
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07-23-03, 01:22 AM
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yup just like higuma said, and i have a 1997 ls 400. i called my local dealer to buy one and they wanted $68. so i called up carson toyota, and bought one for $33. i dont think my ac filter was EVER changed cus it was soooooooooooooo dirty, filled with feathers, twigs, foilage, dirt and dust. but the funny thing is that i really didnt feel any difference installing the new filter, oh well, at least iam breathing clean air now 
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08-07-03, 11:17 AM
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Cabin Filter
Just took out my 94 LS 400 , 142,000 accumulated miles, cabin filter & replaced it with
part # 88880-50010 from Carson Toyota for $27.00.
Seems to blow a little more volume ( it is tough to combat 105 heat in Texas!!) & mine was filthy!!!
nothing to it, instructions are provided with the Denso filter.
damon
part # 88880-50010 from Carson Toyota for $27.00.
Seems to blow a little more volume ( it is tough to combat 105 heat in Texas!!) & mine was filthy!!!
nothing to it, instructions are provided with the Denso filter.
damon
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