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For anyone who has neglected changing their in-cabin microfilter, don't. I've had my 07 CC 4X4 for almost 5 years and just changed mine for the second time yesterday. In addition to a nasty filter that was almost black, I had a ton of lint/debris/particles that were jammed in there. It look like a dryer lint catch that hadn't been cleaned out in a long time. Any way, I'm already noticing better air circulation. Thought I'd pass on my mistake so others don't make it.
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Are you sure you don't have "critter intrusion"?
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Parking outside like I did for three years or so really adds to the debris in that filter. Leaf particles, maple seeds, and other debris really built up. Now that I garage the truck, the filters stay a lot cleaner.
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