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Mountain Pass
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From: Pensacola, FL
Cabin Filter
First off. Happy Thanksgiving to everyone.....
Since this is something new to me. I am asking more on a question level. Do you and how often do you change this? I figure since I don't know if or when it was changed, I would go ahead and do it. It's pretty cheap and why not? Dealer didn't say anything about having it but more I stumbled on it looking at a few things on you tube. Would like to hear about yours. Thanks
Since this is something new to me. I am asking more on a question level. Do you and how often do you change this? I figure since I don't know if or when it was changed, I would go ahead and do it. It's pretty cheap and why not? Dealer didn't say anything about having it but more I stumbled on it looking at a few things on you tube. Would like to hear about yours. Thanks
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I'd also agree, 30k. However, it really depends on your environment. If you drive down a gravel road, or heavy city traffic a lot, probably more. I changed mine at 20k, it was still pretty clean. Taking the trim piece off on the Lariat, I thought it was going to break, and the slow glove box shock, pay attention.
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+1
Our driveway/road is almost a mile long, and parts of it are just plain gravel. We check ours about once a year, and it seems like we change it about every other year (although I'd have to go through the records to verify that).
Our driveway/road is almost a mile long, and parts of it are just plain gravel. We check ours about once a year, and it seems like we change it about every other year (although I'd have to go through the records to verify that).
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I change mine every 30,000 miles, and I just changed it a week ago. I don’t like how Ford made it such a pain in the *** to get to the filter.
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Mountain Pass
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Awesome, Thanks guys. I'm going to buy them online to save some money and stock up.This week is my vacation so I have a few things to do with the truck.
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Depends on the dust conditions and time driven more than milage alone. I change mine every 3 years but I drive mainly on paved roads. The aftermarket products work well. I get mine on Amazon.
Cross-Country
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Easy...REally?
Do we drive the same trucks? All those plastic clips-that eventually will break. NOT EASY....IMHO.
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I don't know if I'd say EASY. 
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Removing the Lariat trim is a PITA! I'd be interested to know if it's easier on an XLT, XL, etc. You know that faux wood trim has to be like $500 from
Removing the Lariat trim is a PITA! I'd be interested to know if it's easier on an XLT, XL, etc. You know that faux wood trim has to be like $500 from
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