Changing the 2016-2018 Toyota Prius Cabin Pollen Filter in 3 minutes

Here's a special video on how to change the 2016 Toyota Prius Pollen Filter in 3 minutes.
Toyota has made it very simple for the ordinary person to save money and change out the pollen filter in 3 minutes.
I found changing these out after 20K miles helps reduce allergy problems.
You can do it yourself in a few minutes very fast. The Toyota OEM part # is 87139-YZZ20 and you can purchase this from a Toyota dealer anywhere.
Please check out the video on the how-to part.
Thanks for visiting and hope it helps you. Thumbs up, please. Please help leave a comment if it helps others.

[@tom1788]

Replaced my 2017 Prius Prime filter which had the frame. Removed the old filter from the frame and fitted the new filter into the frame. My replacement filter is a Fram CF12157, fit perfectly into the frame. Thank you!

[@shutxupandsmile]

I didn't need to change my filter but my glove compartment felt like it was stuck. The filter cover has fallen off. Thank you so much for this video!

[@zolarczakl6486]

Very similar to the Gen 2 Prius. I changed them once a year whether it needed it or not. I refuse to overpay the dealership for the simple task of replacing air filters. However, do yourself a favor: Don't completely remove the glove compartment door. It's a little difficult to put it back in place. Just empty all contents and let it hang.

[@kujira131]

Thank you for the video. I thought I could never can do by myself but I did it!

[@netman88]

Glad I could help!

[@marcjtdc]

Yes arrows up. I need to check that lol. I just did this. I thought they pointed down and its whistling now constantly. Thanks!

[@albyyaris2]

Could you please make a video showing how to remove that plastic cover under the back seats (on the right side) and clean the HV battery air intake/filter?

[@rajgill7576]

Nice. I just did my car a 2012 g37 and this is my gfs car. Mine took like 20 minutes! Had to undo 2 trim oieces and 6 screws. This is so much easier

[@BTf337]

Great video, thank you!

[@timothyknight2096]

Thanks so much for this tip saved me a good amount of money

[@rookiebird9382]

Thank you! I just changed the air filter in 1 minute.

[@netman88]

Super awesome

[@mokwils]

Thanks for the clear explanation

[@netman88]

Thanks for the feedback

[@markwhitton8230]

Thank you very much. Toyota wanted an outrageous amount to change it for me plus the high cost of their filter, like 4 times as much as the Bosch I bought from Amazon

[@netman88]

You're welcome!

[@tonycontreras2913]

Nice video mate all the steps were shown Toyota probably charge a lot for something like that

[@netman88]

Yes

[@kipaik8620]

Thank you very much for nice video.

[@toosiyeawtilmaame4354]

Thanks dude ❤

[@netman88]

You're welcome 😊

[@larry3476]

thanks

[@juhyunpark8633]

Thank you for your video. Now I can repalce to 'Cabin Pollen Filter' by my self!!!!

[@netman88]

You welcome, please help with thumbs up if you find it helpful. thanks

[@juhyunpark8633]

Yes, I already clicked to 'thumbs up'. :D

[@rosendogutierrez8426]

Thanks man . I just change my thats to your video .

[@stevenocchionero5262]

great veido nicely explaned and slow and easy to follow

[@zenmart]

Thank you. That was helpful.

[@netman88]

Glad it helped

[@RonBand01]

Thank you !

[@pureld]

Bless you 🙏🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@netman88]

Thanks

[@MrN0bady]

Awesome thx !

[@1300sas]

Thank you very muc!!!!

[@syedjavedahmad9719]

Thank you very much.

[@castanedagus]

Thank you I will do as you did

[@fruitascension5089]

Thanks!

[@stevenocchionero5262]

thank you your veido was perfect

[@suhel877]

Thank you

[@Kalyla]

Muchas gracias por compartir 😇 !

[@timcunningham6932]

Thanks

[@andrieshrr]

Thank you for the video, very informative! Side question: Where did you get those rubber floor liners? I'm searching the Internet but cannot find any... :(

[@netman88]

You welcome, those rubber floor liners were Toyota dealer OEM floormats.

[@BTf337]

Hi, I have a 2018 Prius with the same rubber floor liners. They are original Toyota parts, you should be able to get them at any Toyota dealer.

[@jeremyholwerda1662]

Strongly recommend the floor mats when purchasing the Prius, OEM factory set includes mats for all four seats and nice mat that covers the floor in the back hatch.

[@dukeimus]

Anyone with issue even it's clipped. It won't close

[@Frdzed]

Just replaced mine. Left the frame out as the non OEM filter wouldn't fit inside tray. Not a problem.

[@netman88]

Thanks, good tip.

[@byhsu6140]

Is the airflow arrow in the filter supposed to be same direction as the arrow in the plastic holder?

[@netman88]

Yes for the OEM filter

[@sophiegaillard9502]

Thank you for your movie Michel french user

[@modernwize]

can be cleaned or only replaced?

[@netman88]

If it’s just some leaves it can be cleaned. If it’s gray and dirty replacing it is best. Will have to look. Most cases for me is replacing it.

[@Panay6969]

Theres a frame around the filter. Can u buy a filter with frame or you have you just take it out of the frame and put a new one

[@netman88]

Yes, you can purchase the filter frame from Toyota. I think Toyota sells that filter frame separately. You will have to take the old filter out and put a new one in to replace it. Toyota doesn't sell an all in one as 1 piece.

[@jackojacko3896]

Does part # 87139-YZZ20 fit a 2016 Toyota Prius?

[@edwinbenson5585]

It does not

[@wintermelon84]

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[@bryceruppe9260]

Wow.

[@tomthurlow5497]

What about the tray that holds the filter?

[@netman88]

That tray is where you will put the new replacement filter in

[@ColorJoyLynnH]

Mine is so hard to push the glove box sides in. Even strong husband couldn’t get it to move.

[@netman88]

Should’ve been that hard. Just squeeze the ends inward near the top of the glove compartment to remove.

[@johnaldengalbadores]

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[@technogadgets9328]

Thank you!