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Over time, your cabin air filter will become clogged with dust, leaves, hair, and other debris, leading to reduced cabin air flow. Toyota recommends replacing the cabin air filter every 10,000 miles, and charges a premium to do it. Follow this guide to replace your cabin air filter and save yourself money and time. Replacement will take about 5 minutes, and requires no tools. I used the STP CAF1816P cabin air filter found at a local auto parts store, but the Corolla will accept a variety of aftermarket cabin air filters, including the TYC 800025P and the FRAM CF10285.
What you need
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Get into the front passenger seat and open the lower glovebox.
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Push the two side walls of the glovebox towards the center to free the stopper peg on each side.
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Move to the right side of the glovebox and gently pop off the black retaining arm.
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Gently lower the glovebox to the floor. It should hang in the position shown.
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Release the tab on the right side of the air filter cover, and swing it to the left. It should then easily pull away.
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Pull the old cabin air filter out of the housing.
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This is great! Thank you so much :) Saved $80
The direction of airflow is definitely from top to bottom. I stuck a piece of paper in while the cabin filter was out with fan running, it pulled the paper downward. Be careful not to let the paper go too low because it will hit the fan just a couple inches below the filter compartment.
Very useful. TY
There is another air filter above this one. Anyone know how to remove it so it can be cleaned or replaced?
I’m an 85 year old widow and I can follow these detailed instructions. Thank you very much.
