Review on 🌬️ EPAuto CP285 Premium Cabin Air Filter with Activated Carbon: The Ultimate Solution for Clean and Fresh Air by Jeremy Monroe

Surprisingly easy replacement cabin air filter for my 2008 Toyota Rav 4. At first I wasn't sure if I needed to replace the cabin air filter. But at around $9 and with such easy instructions, I'm so glad I did. The instructions on the box weren't for the Toyota Rav 4. However, a simple goggle search found the correct video. The exchange couldn't be easier. Simply open the glove box and press the plastic tab to release the plunger in the bottom right corner. Then press the tabs at the top left and right to lower the glove box lid. Then simply pull out the air filter cover on the right and pull out the air filter. I'm so glad I did this because my old filter was absolutely gross. Everything was covered in old leaves and dust and I couldn't believe I was breathing it all in. To replace, simply follow the instructions in reverse order. for orientation. These filters use arrows to show the direction of airflow, which is the opposite of the orientation arrows. It took a minute to tell from the direction of the debris that the air was flowing from top to bottom, so the arrows on the filter should be pointing down. Small issue but considering it's not OEM I'm fine with that. I am very glad that I changed the filters. My precious filters were literally disgusting and terribly dirty. Now I can literally breathe easier. If this review helped, please vote up! Thanks!