2001-2007 Toyota Corolla: Replacing Air Conditioner / Cabin Filter + Air Duct Cleaning

[@h1taoufik]

As an owner of a corolla myself, thank you for sharing this tutorial.

[@MoleskineFan]

h1taoufik Thanks! Good luck with your Toyota :-)

[@MarzNet256]

You can also just turn on the fan to high and make sure recirculation is off, then spray Lysol into air intake in front of windsheild (keep windows open). Save some bucks. I also keep a box of Arm and Hammer baking soda (the one for fridge and freezer) in cabin and replace it every couple of months.

[@veeti4210]

thats not gonna get rid of all the big gunk. and even if it does, have fun because now its all over your interior.

[@keearun]

2001 Toyota Corolla does not have cabin air filter.

[@operez2118]

Kee Arun where can you clean what goes in?

[@mwwhatever]

I wish my corolla had those nicer air vents. I wonder if those ones would fit in the US model of 2006 Corolla

[@leeisenberg]

Good video. Is this the same as the North American E130 model? Thanks, take care.

[@sanrasuzumaki942]

Cool video but I have an 2002 corolla and i did not find the cabin air filter there, I also have an 2008 and I found it on that spot but on the 2002 is not there, have to say that the blower motor on the 2002 is a little to the right compared to the 2008 but couldnt see a way to remove what I think is the filter. any thoughts?

[@wj8032]

I have an 02 Corolla Le and never found an cabin air filter spot but on the left of the blower looks like a ventilation box that looks like an air conditioner on the back of it

[@witboj8281]

Cleaning air duct is a waste of time. The place you should clean is air conditioning evaporator. Find in the car chassis a tube that drains water from the aircondition and put this Toyota product there. And if not able to do that simply to use an ozone generator. They are cheap now and you have it forever.

[@sbusisodlamini8844]

Howzity bro ihav a problem wth a toyota run x the air conditioning is too hot wth I turn on the air conditioner wat could be the problem thanx in advance

[@thebentzenable]

How do you clean the evaporator?

[@MsFreedom47]

Hi Joao i can not find the location of the cabin filter of my toyota corolla 2001 LE,may you help me?

[@pasqualediano2615]

guardando questo tutorial ho notato il verso del flusso d'aria del filtro che io credo sia scorretto poichè lo sporco è sulla parte superiore del filtro quindi dalla parte da cui arriva l'aria o almeno credo, io ho fatto sempre cosi' ma se sbaglio dimmi perchè, grazie........................

[@pepearenas3849]

My 97 toyota corolla the cab filter is Is not there ????

[@rubbermallet3873]

Pepe Arenas i dont think you even have one dude 🤕

[@Toesucker242002]

Thanks for the upload. I can replace the cabin air filter in my car.

[@increpf1]

what's the part number for this Toyota Disinfectant? Can't find it anywhere online.

[@rubbermallet3873]

increpf1 use lysol instead or vinegar instead 🤠

[@victorrocca2]

João, eu tenho um Toyota Corolla 2006/2007, e segundo o pessoal que faz higienização de ar condicionado aqui em Barretos, São Paulo, eles me dizem que este modelo de Corolla não tem filtro, e que para higienizar é preciso desmontar o painel. Dizem que podem jogar o spray nos dutos, mas que é possível que o cheiro fique mais forte do que já está. Existe alguma verdade nisso? Quer dizer, você sabe dizer se o Toyota Corolla 2006/2007 não tem filtro no ar condicionado e se seria realmente necessário desmontar o painel para higienizá-lo? O custo naturalmente, segundo eles, é em torno de 500/600 reais. Eu particularmente não acho que a Toyota faria um carro onde para higienizar o ar condicionado fosse necessário desmontar o painel todo, mas....

[@miguelcango6592]

victorrocca2 yes. My corolla 2005 have not filter. Each 6 months i get a manteinance. Is neccesary to extract all the panel.

[@alejandrorivera2312]

no sirve para corolla 2000 - 2002

[@SerjC1]

Hi man, can you help me? I have an Chevrolet Prizm 2001 and i think is the same filter, but i do not find the replacement filter for this brand at e-bay, do you have any chance to found it? Or any link or internet page where i can buy it and change it? thanks by the way

[@jimnoyb1209]

measure the filter, google for one of that size

[@rubbermallet3873]

interesting, specially on the position of the air filter bc i've watched other videos on yt and they recomend the oposite ⏬ sincereiy, thanks for sharing your knowldge with us 👍

[@njsongwriter]

Air flow is down not up.

[@rubbermallet3873]

@@njsongwriter here it goes up if you could see it

[@njsongwriter]

@@rubbermallet3873 It should still point down. This is wrong.

[@Tenkaichibudokai22]

Hi man, what's the air filter part number? Thanks!

[@rizalxchannel1463]

Mohon bantuan ny...? Saya puny mobil corolla dx 83 ac ny hudup tapi nggk dingin pa ny t yg rusak..

[@jirojosephesman8175]

hi...good job...do you have a video on changing transmission oil and filter..on corolla 2006..thx

[@korps14]

Bom DIY Do que vi o da Avensis de 2005 parece-me igual, vou experimentar, é que o preço pedido na Toyota filtros+MO é demasiado, algo que já se esperava, mas aos preços que se arranjam as coisas "cá fora" hoje em dia...

[@clementinoherrera8869]

QuadZ400rider toyota tacoma 98

[@njsongwriter]

So it's been seven years since this was posted and it's still telling people to point air flow arrows up. I wonder how many people believe this and are installing replacement cabin air filters upside down? All horizontally mounted cabin air filters with the blower motor mounted below the filter will have downward air flow direction including Toyotas. It's really simple to determine air flow direction. When you see dirt collecting on top of the old filter it's obvious that dirty unfiltered air enters the top of the filter and clean air then enters the blower motor below the filter to be distributed through the vents. If it was the other way around then all that dirt and debris would be trapped below the filter and inside the blower which makes zero sense. The word "UP" on the Toyota parts and filter simply means "This Side Up". It does NOT indicate air flow direction. So if your new filter says up then point the arrows up but if it says "air flow" like most aftermarket filters including the one in this video, then it should point down in the direction of air flow.

[@ZeytuniLokum]

I am so confused. Mine is vertically mounted. So the blower must be on the right or on the left of the filter. "Air flow" sign is on the bottom left side of the plastic divider. But when I think about it, the plastic divider is on the bottom, easier to pull. On the other hand, the other side has a spongy line. Looks like designed to get deep. I belive we don't put it upside down. But I don't know which side should read "air flow" sign. Left or right?

[@silvinorivero8988]

Ninguno de estos es del Toyota corola 2001

[@konradjurys9843]

Wtf, clean the evaporator not the ducts

[@txecome]

Olá João, O teu ar condicionado quando está ligado no frio manda estalos para ai de 30 em 30 segundos, como aqueles barulhos de frigorífico antigo? Hoje estava fora do carro com o ac ligado e reparei nisso. Não sei se será normal porque la dentro não se ouve nada e nunca tinha dado por isso. Deixo aqui um vídeo para perceberes ao que me refiro. Obrigado. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nonXk4uDfraqbrs

[@MoleskineFan]

Penso que isso é só o atracar e desatracar da embraiagem do compressor, para mim parece-me normal...

[@tiaaagomiguel8350]

João Rocha da Silva Mas em períodos tão curtos? O teu também faz isso de 30 em 30 segundos?

[@MoleskineFan]

Tiaaago Miguel O meu não tem AC, falo por experiência com outros carros .Provavelmente tens uma fuga de gás e o compressor tem que estar sempre a trabalhar para manter o frio... vai a uma norauto que eles enchem-te isso novamente por 30 euros salvo erro.

[@loverman7712]

No help

[@tacotuesday2381]

Then find a video that can help U dumbass 😂

[@helenodetroyo7035]

Toyota is a BIG SHIT in air conditioner. Just to replace the expansion valve you must do an unthinkable gigantic disarm of the interior!

[@MoleskineFan]

And the heater core!!! Taking apart the dash to reach the core takes longer than taking apart an engine and putting it back together...

[@helenodetroyo7035]

@@MoleskineFan I prefer to cut of the roof of my toyota and install a motor home's air conditioner than to do all that BIG job!

[@MoleskineFan]

@@helenodetroyo7035 Amen brother