Most customers install this themselves. We recommend watching the how to video to ensure correct usage.
Installation time: .5 hours
How to Video:
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Note: Due to shipping regulations for the evaporator cleaners, these products will only be delivered to U.S. addresses via USPS.
Because that’s the thing, the filter replacement will help but the root cause of the smell is in the evaporator. Our kit comes with all the tools needed to clean your evaporator and clean your filter. That way you can go 0-60 in your Tesla without smelling like dirty socks.
Most customers install this themselves. We recommend watching the how to video to ensure correct usage.
Installation time: .5 hours
How to Video:
With a HEPA filter, it’s recommended to replace it every 1-2 years. If you experience a dirty sock smell, that’s when you should replace it.
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Install is a little involved but YouTube video helped immensely. Post-install is astonishing. No more OEM “Dirty Sock” smell :)
United StatesThe video makes it super easy. Once installed, no more stink. Liked it so much I ordered another to have for next time.
United StatesSuper easy to install.. Always buy from tesbros.
United StatesWith the help of Tesbros’ video, installation of these filters was easy!
United StatesI just did the cabin air filter replacement and cleaning today using the Tesbros kit. Went quite well thanks to your installation video. The trim removal tool that I got (I purchased the kit a few months ago) didn't have the "teeth" for pulling the clips underneath the dash but I had enough fingernails to get them out easily. This definitely is a twister of an installation. See photo of my old filters blow - yuck! I couldn't get a good enough view in there to figure out and remove the wiring from the filter cover but luckily I had enough slack there to get the old filters out and replaced. For my screw removal on the filter cover, I used a ratchet wrench with a 3 inch extender and a Torx T-20 tip. This worked great and once the screw was loosened, I could just use the extension by hand to finish removing the screw. Worked well in reverse as well. I also had the situation as another reviewer - cleaner blasting out because I had the fan on in the car. Reminder - turn off the fan before spraying the cleaner inside the system! It was one of those humorous "Whoa!" moments when I realized what was happening. Thanks for your kit with great instructions - another winner for Tesbros.
