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Old 07-04-13, 10:44 AM
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Please post the how to with some pix. I thnk i need this done myself!!
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Originally Posted by Speedy321
Please post the how to with some pix. I thnk i need this done myself!!
See page 74 of the owners manual for visual and instructions on replacing the front seat filters. See page 75 for the same for the rear seat filters.
Old 07-04-13, 10:57 PM
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My experience in washing filters is not good (hand held vacuums with small filters for instance). Generally, washing causes the small fibers to "bunch" together and are hard when dried. I think that creates large void areas and prevents the filter to performing very well. Just isn't worth it for the cost of a new filter(s). Just my opinion. Who would every try to wash an engine filter?
I washed my 2 filters with the same detergent I use when I hand wash a $ 300 cashmere sweater. The sweaters dry soft as the day they were bought and the filters looked fine also,. The trick is to not use too much detergent and to rinse them well after washing to make sure all the detergent is removed.

$ 22 for a new filter is maybe the least expensive replacement part you can buy for an LS
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Originally Posted by jayclapp
See page 74 of the owners manual for visual and instructions on replacing the front seat filters. See page 75 for the same for the rear seat filters.
Thanks for those page numbers!

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I washed my 2 filters with the same detergent I use when I hand wash a $ 300 cashmere sweater. The sweaters dry soft as the day they were bought and the filters looked fine also,. The trick is to not use too much detergent and to rinse them well after washing to make sure all the detergent is removed.

$ 22 for a new filter is maybe the least expensive replacement part you can buy for an LS
My cabin filter was $18. I'd say these two filters are definitely the cheapest parts for an LS.
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Pics would be nice but with page numbers I'll see if it is as simple as folks say.

Thanks,
Old 07-08-13, 01:55 PM
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It's so easy a cave man can do it. You really can't get pictures because the most difficult thing about the process is getting enough room or your had to contort into the area. Raise the seats as high as possible and feel around for the flat plastic snorkel and you will feel the rectangular filters with the two tabs holding them attached. Unfasten them, and clean the old ones or replace with new ones. End of story.

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Old 07-09-13, 04:15 AM
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I will give it a shot!! Love the cool air!!
Old 07-09-13, 07:21 AM
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OK, I'll post after I attempt it today. Thanks for the upfront way of performing this seeming easy task.
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These are call cabin filter?
Old 07-09-13, 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Moikoi
These are call cabin filter?
No, they are called "Interior Seat Filters" PN is 88921-50010. CL price is $30.60 each.
Old 07-09-13, 02:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Moikoi
These are call cabin filter?
thats the one in the glove box.
Old 07-09-13, 03:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Frankg2
No, they are called "Interior Seat Filters" PN is 88921-50010. CL price is $30.60 each.
ok,thanks...so need two of these for the front seats and two for the back seats?
Old 07-09-13, 03:21 PM
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People, people, people, drag out your owners manual and get mildly acquainted with it, at least just thumb through it so you are aware of what's in it. Asking people to spoon feed someone for bare essentials is reducing this forum to an unacceptable level!
Old 07-13-13, 04:30 AM
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This is what it looks like. Not that difficult to replace or pull out. Take a torch and a screwdriver with you and it'll be out in seconds.
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Old 07-13-13, 06:47 AM
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Wow this is how dirty they get!. My recent purchase had perfect white ones, good sign.


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