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Old 02-12-13, 02:52 PM
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Has anyone discovered an aftermarket cabin filter that is a "quality" filter? I have no problem with the dealership price of the front filter but the rear cabin filter is crazy! Even Sewell's price is crazy on that one. I have a 2006 LS430 Ultra. Thank you.
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Try autohausaz. I find they ship quick, have good prices and are very reliable. A quick check shows the front cabin filter for $51. Rear might be a different story. I would call them
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i found this at "auto parts warehouse DOT COM"

NPN W0133-1787065 Rear Cabin Air Filter for $37.95

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Originally Posted by fensterlip
Try autohausaz. I find they ship quick, have good prices and are very reliable. A quick check shows the front cabin filter for $51. Rear might be a different story. I would call them
Hi, Thank you for your response to my posting. The front cabin air filter is $31 from Sewell, so they are completely reasonable on that one. What I am asking is if anyone has found any after market filter sources that sale "quality" filters equal to that of OEM, not just cheaper. Sewell is asking $197 for the rear cabin filter. Again, thanks.
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Hi, Thanks for the link but I am unable to pull up the page in the link. Would you please try again or tell me what website you are trying to share. Thank you.
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ill pm you the link
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I read somewhere on here that you can vacuum the rear cabin air filter, just a thought.
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Originally Posted by LethalLS
I read somewhere on here that you can vacuum the rear cabin air filter, just a thought.
Being a cigar smoker a vacuum isn't going to fix my car's filter.
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Originally Posted by DNC
Being a cigar smoker a vacuum isn't going to fix my car's filter.
I might suspect that nothing is going to fix your car's interior, much less the filter!
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http://www.filterheads.com/

this is where I get mine...ships n about three days to your house. Put in your car and a video pops up showing how to change it.
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Originally Posted by honeygee2
http://www.filterheads.com/

this is where I get mine...ships n about three days to your house. Put in your car and a video pops up showing how to change it.
How does the quality seem compared to OEM? Thank you.
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Maybe I am mistaken and do not understand the original post. After reading through it I visted the Sewell site through the Club Lexus vendor link. After signing in, I checked the price of the rear cabin filter and it was about $37 - $38 plus shipping.

Again, maybe I misunderstood but that's what I remember paying last year from Sewell.
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Originally Posted by sgretchko
Maybe I am mistaken and do not understand the original post. After reading through it I visted the Sewell site through the Club Lexus vendor link. After signing in, I checked the price of the rear cabin filter and it was about $37 - $38 plus shipping.

Again, maybe I misunderstood but that's what I remember paying last year from Sewell.
$197.38 Here is the link: http://lexus.sewellparts.com/accesso...2006/4480.html

Please respond with your link. Two different prices on the same website would be strange but stranger things have happened.
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Supply and demand at it's finest.
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http://lexus.sewellparts.com/accesso...2002/2497.html

Here is the link. You must be signed in to the Sewell site to get the CL price of $37-38, otherwise it shows as $51. It makes sense to create an account with Sewell, the discounts are great and they show up automatically when you sign in the site.

I now see the issue. The 2001 to 2003 is $37-38, the 2005 to 2006 is the expensive one. I suspect they are the same part number or will otherwise fit in all years. If not, try Amazon. They have NPN for $45 and some others. These filters are all produced by other companies and put in Toyota/Lexus boxes. Aisen, NPN, Beck, Wix, etc. should work just fine.

Again, I would call Sewell or your local dealer parts department.

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