Yeah who would have thought, right? And with spring being here and all that pollen flying around, the filters are probably even more important lol. Glad I could help!
My filters look a bit different from these. These seem to be just flimsy pieces of foam. Mine are on a semi rigid wire mesh/ plastic cartridge thing. Guess it doesnt matter. As soon as i pulled them out and cleaned them...boom, instant blasting COLD air.
My 2023 Cascadia came without the engine located cab filter & the sliding access door! Any idea what the part # for the sliding plastic door is? I’m leasing from SFI and they haven’t a clue about part numbers. I guess I could call Freightliner but they usually don’t like to give part numbers out. I’d like to order mine online.
I good indicator that you need to wash and replace your filters is stuffy nose coughing and cold like symptoms…also if you see a lot of dust particles in the air with all the lights off in the sleeper and just your reading led light lamp on you can watch just in front of the light at an angle and see dust flying by …also after replacing filters clean and wipe everything down inside and out the best you can inside the cabin open up the emergency hatch door and both driver and passenger and if you have a air hose hooked into the seat air …blow the fuck out of the place …it works !!!!!
Yeah, unfortunately I think the best way would be to actually remove it. You could clean it still in the truck, but not as well, and you'd need a shop vac running in there to catch all the debris flying out, as well as a pretty custom air blow gun that can get in there.
I haven’t had the passenger dash panel off on a 2017 or older in a while so I can’t remember for sure, but the service manual we use says there is one in the dash somewhere. It says it’s located down on the passenger side by the A/C evaporator and can be reached from the underside. That filter might be more of a spongey looking filter instead of a paper one.
Good video. Went to Love's and got my PM. I asked them to check the cabin filters and they told me there is only 1 filter located in the engine compartment. My terminal told me there are 2 and the other is located on passenger side in the cab. Nobody knew about the 3rd filter located in the sleeper but it makes sense. Glad I watched this filter. Now just hoping that Love's has all 3 in stock. 🤞🏼
@@jamesrevell6475 The 2 inside ones should be the same part number (even if they aren't, the same filter works in both positions), so you should be good so long as they have that style.
@@TonyTheTruckGuy That's good to know. After watching this video I checked the sleeper cab filter and it was disgusting. It's never been changed since I got the truck new in 2020 and I'm a heavy smoker. I noticed it was of the same material as the passenger side filter but did not measure it to be sure. Now I know and will be changing it ASAP.
@@jamesrevell6475 Yeah I don’t have any actual science behind any air quality tests but when you see how some of them filters look you instantly feel better knowing you have clean ones now 😂
Just pause the video or play it at .25 speed lol. I also have links to the filters in the video description and I did just add the part numbers just in case.
FYI …look how much dust is flying around during his video …my dodge has a life time filter system …these new vehicles all have cabin filters ….WTF???? Are we going backwards in time? Truly we can do better? But for now change them out for sure or sleep with one nostril as you role over all night especially on a team run
Thank you I have been sneezing like crazy the filters in this used truck have never been changed. Didn’t even realized there where 3😅😅
Yeah who would have thought, right? And with spring being here and all that pollen flying around, the filters are probably even more important lol. Glad I could help!
Straight forward to the point. I appreciate you!
Please continue posting
Great video! Thx!! Short & complete.
Perfect video good job!
Very good video, clear, detailed and to the point.
Thank you!
Enjoyed your video, thanks for making it.
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My filters look a bit different from these. These seem to be just flimsy pieces of foam. Mine are on a semi rigid wire mesh/ plastic cartridge thing. Guess it doesnt matter. As soon as i pulled them out and cleaned them...boom, instant blasting COLD air.
Man I bought fans an everything so I didn’t need to buy a new blower. An turns out it was just my filter.. thank you so much
@@adamconrad6662 Must have been plugged up pretty good! Gotta love an easy fix!
Thanks very much very well explained
Thank u very much ❤❤they way u explain
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Thank you so much! I can breathe better
Super good!
I just followed the steps Thank you for posting! This video is simple & to the point. Also it has the best visual & description of the how to process.
Glad it helped!
Very nice video well camera angles pretty straight to the point
Appreciate the feedback!
Thank you for the video. Huge help. Been looking forever to find a place to find the in cab filter. Thank You. Thank You
Glad I could help!
Dam it’s making me sneeze just watching this 😅
😂
Very helpful and to the point.
Thanks!
Glad I could help!
I have a 2020 cascadia, i believe these filters need to be changed, i can barely breathe in this truck, thank's for the info
Awesmoe video👍
Thank you so much very,very,helpful!!!!!
Thx
Thanks Bro
@@RaeVaughn4949 🫡
Thank you, this video helped me a lot
I need to check the location on our 2022. Hopefully it won't be too different. Thanks!
SHOULD be the same
My 2023 Cascadia came without the engine located cab filter & the sliding access door! Any idea what the part # for the sliding plastic door is? I’m leasing from SFI and they haven’t a clue about part numbers. I guess I could call Freightliner but they usually don’t like to give part numbers out. I’d like to order mine online.
Thank you!
Thnx buddy big help
Thanks.
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I good indicator that you need to wash and replace your filters is stuffy nose coughing and cold like symptoms…also if you see a lot of dust particles in the air with all the lights off in the sleeper and just your reading led light lamp on you can watch just in front of the light at an angle and see dust flying by …also after replacing filters clean and wipe everything down inside and out the best you can inside the cabin open up the emergency hatch door and both driver and passenger and if you have a air hose hooked into the seat air …blow the fuck out of the place …it works !!!!!
Awesome
I would like to see a video posted of someone cleaning a condenser coil in the sleeper bunk, they are a real task to get to..
Yeah, unfortunately I think the best way would be to actually remove it. You could clean it still in the truck, but not as well, and you'd need a shop vac running in there to catch all the debris flying out, as well as a pretty custom air blow gun that can get in there.
Hey man what about the bunk one?
Dose 2017 n older has that filter in the dash too?
I see one in the back for the sleeper
I haven’t had the passenger dash panel off on a 2017 or older in a while so I can’t remember for sure, but the service manual we use says there is one in the dash somewhere. It says it’s located down on the passenger side by the A/C evaporator and can be reached from the underside. That filter might be more of a spongey looking filter instead of a paper one.
I have a 2022 and on firewall I do not have screws either just hole like that one
Interesting. I wonder why they put the mounting bosses there if they weren't going to install screws lol
Is it best to replace them every year?
It depends on how fast they get dirty, some people may have to change them sooner, but I would say yes once a year to stay on top of it.
what is filter cover part number? someone take mine, while I was 😴
That's low! I'll try to get a number for you in the morning.
Good video. Went to Love's and got my PM. I asked them to check the cabin filters and they told me there is only 1 filter located in the engine compartment. My terminal told me there are 2 and the other is located on passenger side in the cab. Nobody knew about the 3rd filter located in the sleeper but it makes sense. Glad I watched this filter. Now just hoping that Love's has all 3 in stock.
🤞🏼
@@jamesrevell6475 The 2 inside ones should be the same part number (even if they aren't, the same filter works in both positions), so you should be good so long as they have that style.
@@TonyTheTruckGuy That's good to know. After watching this video I checked the sleeper cab filter and it was disgusting. It's never been changed since I got the truck new in 2020 and I'm a heavy smoker. I noticed it was of the same material as the passenger side filter but did not measure it to be sure. Now I know and will be changing it ASAP.
@@jamesrevell6475 Yeah I don’t have any actual science behind any air quality tests but when you see how some of them filters look you instantly feel better knowing you have clean ones now 😂
Part #s went too fast can you list them?
Just pause the video or play it at .25 speed lol. I also have links to the filters in the video description and I did just add the part numbers just in case.
FYI …look how much dust is flying around during his video …my dodge has a life time filter system …these new vehicles all have cabin filters ….WTF???? Are we going backwards in time? Truly we can do better? But for now change them out for sure or sleep with one nostril as you role over all night especially on a team run
A lot of vehicles don’t even have a cabin filter haha
Save some money and have the old lady put it in the warsher
😂😂
It stinks
Wow, thx so much sir