sik96ls400

So I went to get an oil change at my mechanics last week and I asked him to change the cabin air filter, since I read about it on this great forum, and forgot to change it when I did the tune-up. Well, this is what he showed me:


I suggests that those of you with cabin air filters get them checked out or changed if necessary. I dont think anyone wants feathers and remains inside they're vehicle. This is the ORIGINAL 13 year old cabin filter.

PureDrifter

iTrader: (10)

mmm yummy.

hope he didnt charge you to change the filter, it takes about 30 seconds and NO TOOLS.

91ls400own

Where is filter located?

LiCelsior

iTrader: (32)

under the passenger kick panel. ur gonna see 2-3 wingnuts, unscrew those and you'll see the filter.


wow that is disgusting!! looks like some dirt melted on it lol.

Christian

Hi,

this filter did a hell of a job

Chris

VIP_ES300

holy crap....

PureDrifter

iTrader: (10)

if you go through the glovebox you don't even need a screwdriver, or to undo any wingnuts.

though i don't know if the 1LS is the same

LiCelsior

iTrader: (32)

nope u gotta undo 3 wingnuts to remove a cover or something. havent done it in a while.

smokincigs

Thanks for this thread, it made me change mine. Also, no wingnuts on my 1998.

damon

My cousin had some rats build a nest in the Blower motor of his LX-470.

Talk about a mess!!