Cabin filter OEM Toyota or OEM FORD

OEM FORD Cabin filter

The why shupack answered, the fix if you care could be to try a third party cabin air filter. If there are any out there with a larger amount of carbon in them (carbon absorbs odor) that'd help. Replacing the cabin air filter behind the glove box is fairly easy to do and several YouTube videos on it. Cheaper than having the dealer do it, and 3rd party filters claim to be better. We did notice less smoke smell from the wildfires last summer when I swapped out from OEM to whatever filter I put in.

Pros: less smoke smell
Cons: basic low quality
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OEM Toyota Cabin filter

I change my oil+filter every 5k, engine+cabin filter every 15k, and CVT Drain and Fill every 60k (just once so far) and have not noticed anything weird or concerning.

Pros: no weird issues
Vehicle: Toyota Corolla
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OEM FORD Cabin filter

I think it was my 80s bronco, like changing a cabin air filter. Undo hoses in engine bay, open glove box, open a door and slide it out and slide the new 1 in, attach hoses, close it up. Did it in less than 10min.

Pros: easy to replace, quick installation
Vehicle: Ford Bronco
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OEM FORD Cabin filter

Unexpectedly low maintenance costs (my cost just skyrocketed because I replaced my windshield wipers whereas to date in three years I'd only had to change the cabin air filter a few times).

Pros: low maintenance costs
Vehicle: Ford
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OEM Toyota Cabin filter
Kerbob
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Rating 2.5

Be wary of Amazon, I ordered genuine Toyota cabin and engine air filters two years in a row, the second year the filter was noticeably lighter, cheaper feeling. I suspect a counterfeit imitation that has only half the filter material

Pros: good quality, first year
Cons: lighter, cheaper, counterfeit
Vehicle: Toyota Prius
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OEM Toyota Cabin filter
Carnifex2
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Rating 1.0

I had them do a standard service on my Tacoma once. Oil, filters, etc. Next time around I had them give me a quote for a 150k mile service...and it was almost insulting. Got everything to do it myself for a fraction of the parts cost and when I went to replace my cabin air filter it was very clearly about 5 years old.

Pros: fraction of parts cost
Cons: cabin air filter old
Vehicle: Toyota
Mileage: 150000 km
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OEM Toyota Cabin filter

When I bought my 2005 Tundra I took it to Kendall Toyota for an inspection, they recommended a cabin air filter.

A 2005 Tundra doesn’t have a cabin air filter.

Cons: unnecessary recommendation
Vehicle: Toyota Tundra
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OEM Toyota Cabin filter

Yung cabin filter alikabok lang kaya ifilter pero amoy nope. Usok mula sa smoke bleching papasok pa rin.

Pros: filters dust
Cons: does not filter odor
Vehicle: Toyota Innova
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