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Cabin filter
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Broken link, fixed it for ya. 
I don't think so. I don't think the 04-08 F150s do either.
happyexped
Active Member
Cabin Filter instructions suck
From what I can tell, I don't have one, if I look at the instructions from that website. According to the mechanic, and the auto parts place, I can buy one. Something tells me that I have one. Just not where the dope on that website says it is. I think it's inside the cab.
From what I can tell, I don't have one, if I look at the instructions from that website. According to the mechanic, and the auto parts place, I can buy one. Something tells me that I have one. Just not where the dope on that website says it is. I think it's inside the cab.
happyexped
Active Member
1999 here
Okay, so if I have one, it's not in the engine compartment, like the ******* instructions from that website say.
Okay, so if I have one, it's not in the engine compartment, like the ******* instructions from that website say.
tonydiv
technical advisor
I kind of thought that it was an Eddie Bauer thing from 97-02.
Can anyone confirm that?
Can anyone confirm that?
happyexped
Active Member
Confirmation
For everyone with a 97 - 00 Expy, whether XLT or EB, we all have CAF's. They are mounted down by the heater blower motor, by the passenger's foot area. My dealer says it's an easy replacement, like opening up the fuse box. He wants $54.00 and a two week lead time. Don't watch that video.
For everyone with a 97 - 00 Expy, whether XLT or EB, we all have CAF's. They are mounted down by the heater blower motor, by the passenger's foot area. My dealer says it's an easy replacement, like opening up the fuse box. He wants $54.00 and a two week lead time. Don't watch that video.
