Changing the cabin filter of a Toyota Tundra is part of the repairs really simple ! No need to be an expert in mechanics, it is a manipulation that is accessible to the greatest number. For this task you must plan between 10 and 20 minutes . Before you start the work, we will see when it is essential to replace it. Next, we'll find out where this filter is located. It is therefore, lastly, that we will see how to replace this cabin filter, step by step.
When to replace the cabin filter of your Toyota Tundra
It is certainly wiser to quickly recall what a cabin filter is used for in a Toyota Tundra. It is only a part that will filter the outside air before inhaling it. It is therefore particularly necessary in traffic jams. In fact, it prevents us from breathing the toxic particles generated by other vehicles. Naturally, you should replace a cabin filter in a vehicle more regularly in town than in the countryside. There are no real recommendations from the manufacturer. To know when to change a passenger compartment filter, it is therefore necessary to carry out a visual control . If it is really dirty, the air will infiltrate less easily in this Toyota Tundra. It is also possible that a Odour nauseating is felt. In this case it must be changed.
Where is the Toyota Tundra cabin filter
The location of a cabin filter of a vehicle is slightly variable, however there are notably 3 main locations.
- In the engine block compartment below the wipers.
- Under the glove box.
- Above the accelerator pedal.
How to change the cabin filter in a Toyota Tundra
Whatever the location of the passenger compartment filter, you must always start by removing the components which hinder its accessibility. Whether it's the glove box, the filter cover in the engine block, etc. Below are the steps to follow.
- Remove the covers that hold the passenger compartment filter of your Toyota Tundra
- Compare the used filter with the new one to see that it fits well
- Apply antibacterial to the new filter and pipes
- Place the new filter
- Replace and reattach the covers
As you can see, replacing the cabin filter is a extremely easy operation . The latter can be done by DIY novices. If the air on your Toyota Tundra remains foul-smelling or struggles to infiltrate, you most likely have a ventilation concern .