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Replacing the air cleaner filter element [Toyota Land Cruiser J100]

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  • Land Cruiser
  • J100 (1998-2007)
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  • Maintenance
  • Replacing the air cleaner filter element
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The filter element is replaced regularly in accordance with the vehicle's routine maintenance schedule. During vehicle operation, the filter condition should be checked fairly frequently, especially in very dusty areas.

1. Locate the air cleaner in the engine compartment (refer to the accompanying illustrations in Vehicle settings and routine maintenance).



2. Release the spring clips securing the air cleaner cover (refer to the accompanying illustration). Disconnect all hoses that interfere with the procedure and remove the cover, try to prevent foreign objects from falling inside the air purifier.



3. Remove the filter element and wipe the inner walls of the casing with a clean cloth (refer to the accompanying illustration).



4. Visually assess the condition of the filter element, replace it if it is heavily contaminated. A moderately clogged filter can be blown out with compressed air (through the back surface).

Caution! When using compressed air, always wear safety glasses!


The filter element made of waxed paper cannot be washed with oils or solvents.If a satisfactory result cannot be achieved by purging, replace it.

Caution! To avoid premature wear of internal engine components and flares in the exhaust tract, do not operate the vehicle with the air filter removed!


5. Install the replacement filter element, making sure it is seated correctly in the casing.

6. Replace the cover and secure it with the spring clips.

7. Make sure all intake tract components are tightly and correctly installed.
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Cruiser 100 (1998-2007) 
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  • Engine overhaul
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  • Electrical equipment
  • Equipment and devices
  • Electrical circuits
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  • Engine adjustment
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  • Fuel system
  • Control system
  • Turbocharging system
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  • Transmission
  • Clutch
  • Mechanical gearbox
  • Automatic gearbox
  • Transfer case
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