Toyota Camry How To Replace Engine Air Filter 2018 - 2023

In this video I will replace theengine air filter on a 2020 Toyota Camry XLE.
Parts:
Toyota Factory OEM part numbers
17801-F0050 Engine Air Filter
Aftermarket Air Filter: amzn.to/46QjTzp
Tools:
No tools are needed for this service YAY!
Disclaimer
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[@LetsLiveThriving]

Thanks for a very intuitive video. This really helped and helped me save money 💰 🙏

[@friendlymechanic9778]

Glad it helped!👍🏼

[@almasotelo426]

Thank you friendly technician

[@friendlymechanic9778]

You are welcome!

[@barneycasting8331]

Toyota dealership in Cedar Park, TX asked me to pay $52 + tax for this. I am going to do it by myself now.

[@friendlymechanic9778]

👍🏼

[@omarmonge5069]

Hey man so I have a 2021 Camry xse v6 set up. I tried changing my engine filter using a K&N filter… I did it the lazy way by basically just un clipping the 2 clips and had a really hard time taking out and replacing the new filter due to little space since I didn’t remove the whole top part thinking it was going to be to hard. So in the process of trying to switch the filters I had to giggle the air box kind hard … I put everything back and started up the car and had a lot of lights turn on.. the brake light, the secondary brake collision I think, and the check engine, and the LTA was unavailable so at least 3 lights tuned on. I went on TH-cam saw your video a little late and saw you mentioned the big clap had to be aligned to the box with the little groove. I looked at mine and saw mine was off so I connected it real perfect and kinda saw i might’ve moved my air box outta place? It felt loose so I have it a good tug down and felt as if it almost clipped down to the frame. I started the car again and lost all the lights except the check engine light that one is still one saying to go visit the dealership? Before it like like 3 or 4 prompts saying different emergencies but now it only has the “check engine visit you nearest dealership” prompt. Any ideas or help very much appreciated thanks!

[@omarmonge5069]

I also forgot to mention a small little wire/tube was a little loose I also connected that back

[@Dj-gamex]

Will these filter work on my 2023 Camry se nightshade

[@friendlymechanic9778]

Im not sure if it will or not. I have not seen this car in person so I wouldn’t be able to say. My advice would be to call your local Toyota Dealer and ask for the part number on your engine air filter.

[@chanweimun8071]

What is the screw driver size? I been dent the screw. U know where can get it?

[@friendlymechanic9778]

You can't get the screw by itself. You will need to get a clamp along with the screw. Here is the part number for Toyota OEM 96111-10850.
You can also google search that part number and see if an online store can ship it to you. Hope this helps. 👍🏼

[@wanheda7138]

Is this the same for a hybrid?

[@friendlymechanic9778]

No the hybrid will have a different setup. But the idea is the same. The air box is still in the same area but just looks different.