John234

Has anyone replaced the cabin filter on their truck? I smell mold in cabin.
where is the location and how difficult is it to do?
Thanks for your help
John

Ckale

I am wondering the same thing, i dont have any bad smells but still. Im not sure if mine even has one since its just an xl

Darth Bama

Come to find out, most of these trucks don't have a cabin filter. They sell one, although 99% of the F-150's don't have em. Try spraying Lysol in the vents and see if that helps. There's a foam that some places use, that you spray into the vents and it expands like a foam does and kills all the mildew and bacteria that's making the smell.

Green '01

Hopefully your problem is that easy of a fix. A lot of guys have reported a leaky rear window or third high mounted brake light, but mostly the window at the top. Check the carpet at the floor and the back wall. Found mine to be damp, and had condensation on inside of windows after a rain.

Darth Bama

You know while I was typing I was thinking about the rear window at the same time. It's worth a look for sure! Good point Green.

willycavs10

i have a TERRIBLY leaky rear window, how the ***** would i begin to fix that? is there a trouble spot somewhere on the outside i can dab some sealant on?

Domenic A

Your local parts store should sell high flow silicone, flows like water and seeps into the leak and seals it up. Mine was leaking bad like a river when it rained, all good now after i used that silicone. Start from the brake light and work your way along the top, I used about 3/4 of a tube. We have had a lot of rain lately and no leak.

willycavs10

does it dry and crack? does it dry black or clear or white?

Domenic A

Its only been about 6 months and it dries clear.

Green '01

Do a search here for "leaking rear window" threads. Lots of experiences shared and suggestions offered. Might even help you decide if it's the third brake light or the rear window.