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    Cabin and Air Filters

    OK, did some quick research after Toyota want to charge their "special prices" for filters.

    I have sourced these but would like people's feedback and comments and does anyone have a secret supplier?
    1. Air filter http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/PRADO-DIE...item3f44ad498f

    2. Cabin Filter http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Cabin-Air...item2c9291e7dc

    (Not sure about the standard of the cabin filter?)

    Regards

    mlc
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  • #2
    Originally posted by MidLifeCrisis View Post
    OK, did some quick research after Toyota want to charge their "special prices" for filters.

    I have sourced these but would like people's feedback and comments and does anyone have a secret supplier?
    1. Air filter http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/PRADO-DIE...item3f44ad498f

    2. Cabin Filter http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Cabin-Air...item2c9291e7dc

    (Not sure about the standard of the cabin filter?)

    Regards

    mlc
    I have bought these and they seem as good a quality item as the Ryco. They fit well. I have an 'o5 GX.

    cheers
    richard

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    • #3
      youd be better off spending a lil more money and buying a pollen filter rather than a cabin filter.. a cabin filter only filters large dust particals and keeps leaves and whatnot out whereas a pollen filter keeps micro particals, pollen, dust everthing that affects people asthma, hay feaver etc.. if your driving thru red dirt country a pollen filter is the way to go.. also most ryco pollen filters nowadays have a layer of carbon material that halps keep the smallest of dust and dirt and crap in general from entering the cabin. Just my 2 cents mate..

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Ammarg View Post
        youd be better off spending a lil more money and buying a pollen filter rather than a cabin filter.. a cabin filter only filters large dust particals and keeps leaves and whatnot out whereas a pollen filter keeps micro particals, pollen, dust everthing that affects people asthma, hay feaver etc.. if your driving thru red dirt country a pollen filter is the way to go.. also most ryco pollen filters nowadays have a layer of carbon material that halps keep the smallest of dust and dirt and crap in general from entering the cabin. Just my 2 cents mate..
        I agree, I did the march down to clark rubber for some a/c filter material and whilst it works just fine I do wonder about the pollen/hayfever protection that I not longer have. That said I recall the toyo price was around $80-$90 which was a shock!
        Cheers
        Micheal.

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        • #5
          Cabin and Air Filters

          What about the Ryco 4wd service kit? Air, oil, fuel and cabin filters all in one box.

          http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=351143943927

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Ammarg View Post
            youd be better off spending a lil more money and buying a pollen filter rather than a cabin filter.. a cabin filter only filters large dust particals and keeps leaves and whatnot out whereas a pollen filter keeps micro particals, pollen, dust everthing that affects people asthma, hay feaver etc.. if your driving thru red dirt country a pollen filter is the way to go.. also most ryco pollen filters nowadays have a layer of carbon material that halps keep the smallest of dust and dirt and crap in general from entering the cabin. Just my 2 cents mate..

            Maybe this one then?

            http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/BOSCH-CAB...item19d6cdf87b
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            • #7
              The cabin filter that you would normally get from Toyota and Ryco are of the pollen variety.

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              • #8
                Wesfil cabin filters are around $15. They do the job. Try Ozispares or Eziautoparts
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                • #9
                  I thought you had a grande . I just wash mine . Cheap as
                  03 grande v6 , with added stuff that makes it go places . RTFM people !
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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by kav View Post
                    I thought you had a grande . I just wash mine . Cheap as
                    Same here, and I am pretty sure mine has been on a LOT more dirty and Dusty roads than MLC's rig.

                    Cheers Andrew
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