OEM Toyota RAV4 Prime Cabin Air Filter

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Toyota RAV4 Prime Cabin Air Filter keeps incoming air clean for passengers and helps protect the hybrid SUV's HVAC components and keep windows fog free. The Toyota RAV4 Prime combines a 2.5 liter engine with twin electric motors to deliver 302 horsepower to drivers, instant torque and confident highway merging. An eCVT controls the gear ratios perfectly smoothly, and an electric rear motor provides standard all wheel drive that helps the RAV4 Prime grip the wet or snowy pavement with no drama. Up to 42 miles of pure electric driving range allows daily commuters to pass the gas station, while regenerative braking recharges the battery and increases efficiency. Toyota Safety Sense adds adaptive cruise control plus lane keeping assist, demonstrating Toyota's commitment to driver security and advanced tech in every RAV4 Prime. The Cabin Air Filter contains highly pleated media to capture dust, pollen, and exhaust particles before they reach vents to maintain fresh cabin atmosphere and stable HVAC airflow. A great quality Toyota RAV4 Prime Cabin Air Filter also helps the blower motor to last longer because it prevents debris from clogging up internal passages. Owners should replace the Cabin Air Filter every year or in dusty regions sooner to keep allergies at bay and keep the windshield defogging. Installation requires open glove box, pop access panel, note airflow arrows, push old filter out, push new one in, close panels, run fan for a short while.