'03 max gle. unable to find this so far. where can this filter be bought &
where can i get install instructions?

 

http://www.courtesyparts.com/Merchan...de=B7200-00005

 

go to www.innerbean.com/housecor for instructions and see the above post for where to buy one

 

found this in BITOG .....

in taking a high end pleated 3M filter, cutting & refilling the gasket edges maybe with some silicone or hot melt glue. I'm thinking the worst (likley) that could happen is some dust will leak around the edges, but otherwise would capture +75% of the dirt.

OR

alternatly, the idea of a custom built alum frame. This is probably like the filters on your kitchen exhaust fan - IMO, not very effective (probably rattles too). But, there is hope. How about taking this and wrapping it in 3M's hammock style filter, it's also electrostaically charged & would provide a snugger fit.

Thoughts?

I'm going to try this when it warms up.


see below:

posted November 08, 2004 07:17 AM November 08, 2004 07:17 AM
Originally posted by DR:
Do any of you know if there are aftermarket in-cabin micofilters out there? I have an 04 nissan Altima and it's about time to change it, didn't know if there were cheaper options to going to the dealership and getting OEM. If not, that's cool, just curious.

All the major filter manufacturers list cabin filters. Finding stock can be something of a problem.

You might want to take a look at it. I paid around $20 for a replacement cabin filter for a Toyota Camry. After I replaced it I took a good look at it. I stopped by the hardware store and bought a 3M high efficiency 20x25 furnace filter, the kind that is a white paper-like material.

The next filter for the Toyota I cut out of the furnace filter. Fit fine.
There's enough material there for six filters. Cost me about $12.


OR >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Originally posted by D Stewart: posted January 06, 2005 10:32 AMJanuary 06, 2005 10:32 AM

I have an 03 Corolla S with a cabin filter. After pricing one at the dealer (the only one available)for $42, I went to my local HVAC air filter shop. They made me a washable lifetime one in a nicely welded aluminum frame for $18. That was 3 years ago. I take it out and was it every 2-3 months...works great.
It's a metal mesh with a fiber pad overlay. Screen on both sides of that.

 

Courtesy is a good place to buy. I got mine at the local stealership and paid about 40 for it. It comes with instruction inside the box, but housecor' is a little more detailed.