DIY: 2011 Sienna Engine & Cabin Filter Replacement

[@josegreyesjr5185]

Very clear presentation, making it simple for me to replace my 2011 Sienna cabin filter! Thank you.

[@huangxingang]

The clip design is much better than the screws on old Sienna.

[@rogerfarmer8919]

Thanks for the video !! Very informative. Will do my own now instead of the pricey dealership doing it.

[@da7heaven]

best video on this topic, thanks!

[@Mr.East_Giant]

Thank you very much for the detailed instructions and I now won't be spending $60 for something I can do myself

[@ncshootist]

I’m glad it helped you save some money and thanks for watching!

[@ah6597]

Good job on the video! In my Sienna 2011 I took out the old filter, turned on the engine/AC and the air flowed UP. I doubt it makes much difference but on the EPAuto filter the print will be upside down when the arrow pints up. then I went out, removed the filter and double checked. It does seem my air flows UP. The arrow on the access door also points up. But ... now, after 30 min of doing everything i can, the glove box door simply will not seat on the right side. I will try again later. Frustrating!

[@ncshootist]

Thanks Phil. Hope you get it figured out.

[@ah6597]

@@ncshootist Update, 11 3: Glove box sort of in. Latch on L side does not catch and ... the entire damper arm assembly fell out on the floor. Possibilities: defective brain or defective parts on van. NO idea how to reattach the damper arm. Will welcome ideas. But, again, you did an excellent job on the video. Thank you!

[@njsongwriter]

The arrow on the access door points up because they don't want you to put the door on wrong. It has nothing to do with which side of the filter goes up. As for the filter... If it says "air flow" on it the arrow should point down. If it says "UP" next to the arrow guess what that means... I think you know...😉

[@auob044]

Super easy

[@prenzaboy]

thanks for sharing...

[@healthyhiker5140]

Thank You