Cab air filter
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I was going to say, there are no cabin air filters on these trucks!
But for the heck of it, I looked it up on rockauto, and they list cabin air filters for the 1997 if the dealer-installed kit # so an so is installed. I never heard of it, maybe it came out later. When I ordered my early '97, there wasn't anything like that.
The filters listed at rockauto seem to be different sizes by who made them. Saw 10 x 11, 8 x 9, ?
Other than one of the part listings saying it's behind the glove compartment, I don't know anything else about it. But I would think that if it is going to help keep the A/C evaporator clean, then it would need to be upstream of that, like between the inlet duct for outside air, and the evaporator air inlet. Wherever it is, it needs to be after the rainwater from the outside air inlet is settled out, or else the filter would get soaked on a rainy day at speed.
But for the heck of it, I looked it up on rockauto, and they list cabin air filters for the 1997 if the dealer-installed kit # so an so is installed. I never heard of it, maybe it came out later. When I ordered my early '97, there wasn't anything like that.
The filters listed at rockauto seem to be different sizes by who made them. Saw 10 x 11, 8 x 9, ?
Other than one of the part listings saying it's behind the glove compartment, I don't know anything else about it. But I would think that if it is going to help keep the A/C evaporator clean, then it would need to be upstream of that, like between the inlet duct for outside air, and the evaporator air inlet. Wherever it is, it needs to be after the rainwater from the outside air inlet is settled out, or else the filter would get soaked on a rainy day at speed.
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