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2014 Toyota Corolla Model L Cabin Air Filter Replacement

After many road trips and the use of air...

iFixit Library 2012-Present Toyota Corolla Easy 5 - 8 minutes Guide 168393
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After many road trips and the use of air conditioning, the cabin air filter picks up a lot of dust and dirt and ultimately makes it unhealthy to breathe the air provided by a dirty air filter. The process of changing a cabin air filter in a 2014 Toyota Corolla Model L is very simple and does not require any tools or prior knowledge. It is suggested to replace the cabin air filter every 15k to 30k miles in normal driving conditions. Knowing the simple process of changing the cabin air filter can save you money and time from going to someplace else to get it changed. The only part you will need for this replacement would be a new cabin air filter. I used an STP Air Filter SA10190 which can be found in most auto parts stores.

Step 1

Repair step

  • Remove all of the Items in your car's glove box.
Step 2

Repair step

  • Pull the glove box damper apart from screw located on the right side of the glove box.
Step 3

Repair step

  • Push the two sides of the glovebox inwards towards each other and gently bring the glovebox down all the way.
  • The glovebox will completely detach.
Step 4

Repair step

  • Locate the cabin air filter which has a black cap.
  • Push the tab on the right side of the black cap and push it towards the left to remove it.
Step 5

Repair step

  • Remove and replace the air filter with the arrow pointing the same direction as your last air filter which will be downwards.
  • CAUTION: Your air filter will be filled with dust, leaves, and dirt. You may want to wear a mask to not inhale these harmful items.
Step 6

Repair step

  • Put the black top of the filter back into place and click it back into place.
Step 7

Repair step

  • Attach the black hinges located on the bottom of the glovebox back into place.
  • Lift the glovebox back into its original position.
Step 8

Repair step

  • Push the glove box damper back into the screw.