TOYOTA Cabin Air Filter Replacement - TYC 800005P Review

Received within a week or so with USPS shipping on Sunday (yes, USPS now ships on Sunday). There was a little paper guide in the package, but you can find better videos on YouTube showing how to change the air filter! I'm not sure about the quality of the air filter, since I just replaced it, after 12-15 thousand I will find out, replace the current one.

I previously bought this item for my 2007 Toyota Hybrid Highlander. I had no issues with the fit but when I tried to fit this one it didn't fit, it's smaller than the last one I ordered. The part number is the same as the previous one but it is smaller. I will not order again. I did not install it immediately after receiving the goods, but waited for a replacement due to the mileage. I lost my return. Of course I thought so because I have problems with this item not to rush before installing…

Fits and works fine. I had to disassemble the glove box in my 4Runner to install this, but it was easy. The air conditioning wasn't working properly and 3 different mechanics couldn't figure it out. In the end I had to do it myself and started dismantling the entire air conditioning and heating system. I had the console and half of the dash when I opened the filter and found a mouse nest completely covered in old cat hair and adorned with feces. For years I've been telling mechanics to replace…

Excellent quality cabin air filter. I replaced my Toyota OEM filter with this one and my airflow has increased significantly. I didn't know how old my other filter was and it was blocking most of my air from my A/C. Replacing the cabin filter on a Toyota is very simple. I just removed a hand holding the glove box, removed the filter and put in a new one. It took about 2 minutes in total, no tools required. Great product, great price, highly recommend. If you suffer from poor ventilation in your

I went for an oil change and they showed me this horrible filter that was in my car. I could replace it locally for $29.99. They were generous enough to offer a $10 discount to get $19.99. I knew better. So I hit Amazon and found it for PART of the cost. I have a 2010 Prius and it was so easy to install. I am a 25 year old girl with no mechanic experience. I will say the instructions were brief but easy to follow. They said this filter was for 2000-2009 models, but I pressed it into the slot…

I bought this filter for a 2008 Toyota Sienna XLE. When I received the filter I found that it is not the same as the OEM filter. I searched the TYC website and found that the XLE model uses 800008P which I believe is a direct replacement. The main difference is that the OEM filter has rigid sidewalls that are pressed into the filter housing. Model 800005P has a flat bottom flange. The filter frame has 4 slotted tabs to hold the filter in place by gripping the filter flange in 4 places. The way…

I am writing this review about purchasing two of these filters - one for each car in my family. First a few general notes: The filter does not come with the cardboard frame that other more expensive filters come with. If you are looking for that kind of feel/quality look elsewhere. The filter is flexible, which is good because it can be maneuvered around in the mount, bad if it has to sit alone in the filter compartment. Toyota 4Runner 2006. SR5 (4WD) - the filter is suitable for this car…

Vehicle: I installed this air filter (TYC 800005P) on a 2006 Toyota Prius. Installation: It was very, very easy and quick. It literally takes two minutes once you get used to it. When are you new? Just ten minutes. I'm speaking from experience as this is the first time I've installed this thing. On my own car, to change the cabin filter, all I have to do is open the glove box, pull out the "damper" (a small bracket that attaches to the storage box and holds it in place) on the right side, and…

Perfect first time fitment for Toyota GenII Prius including 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009 models. Replacement is very easy, takes less than 2 minutes if you know what you are doing. If you've never done this before, save $80 at the dealer and spend 5-10 minutes on it. so that the glove box does not fall on the floor, and lower the glove box further than the stops that prevent it from moving on the right and remove it from its small plastic ledge. 4) Now the glove box should come off…