I understand there is a filter on the cooler of the cooled seats. How often and when should you change it? I also assume there is one for each seat.

Also, I do feel the seats getting cooler a little towards the back<shirt area> not just the seat <pants>....How far up does it go? Or at all?

thanks,
Shane

 

check your manual on page 159.

 

I was wondering the same on the filters. I was thinking about pulling one out and seeing if they can be cleaned (foam) or are they paper and need to be replaced.

 

Whoa, I really need to to read the manual. I had no idea about the filter.

 

X2... I had no idea. Gonna read it too. I hardly ever use mine but I'm sure I will when it reaches over 100 degrees here.

 

X3. Time to get my manual out as well!

 

X4 guess I'll have some reading to do! Lol

 

Looks like it needs to be checked and/or changed every 15,000 miles.

 

I would believe that the filters would need to be changed when the air flow diminishes somewhat.

 

Do you think the only reason there are filters is so you change them.....................KaChing

 

Don't feel bad, I read the manual and don't remember anything about the seat filters. Do in-cabin filters really need to be changed? I have never done it on any of my vehicles and never a noticed a difference.

 

I dont think we have a cabin filter but I could be wrong,im gonna check my seat filters today also as I didnt know they even had one either.


I know my Engine Air Filter was nasty,I gotta order me a new one.

 

If you got the cooled seats, you got them (I think the cabin filter and seat filters may be the same). I took a look under my seat and found this. Based on where it is (center rear of the seat bottom), it will collect dust. Mine looks clean:

 

PartsGuyEd.com sells them for about $22.00 plus shipping.

 

Looks like maybe they can be taken off and vacuumed clean. Bet the dealer gets plenty $$$ to service em