Sleeper Air Filter

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  1. NickTruck039

    NickTruck039 Bobtail Member

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    Want to replace sleeper air filter on 2007 Peterbilt 379. I know it is under mattress, but there is no info on it to order replacement. Looks like it just slides in to the front of the HVAC unit. Any help on identfying the correct filter i need to order much appreciated.
     
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  3. LoSt_AgAiN

    LoSt_AgAiN Heavy Load Member

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    Pull it out and take it to the parts counter at TA/petro, or an auto parts store.
     
  4. truckdriver31

    truckdriver31 Road Train Member

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    is it a green scotch bright looking type. like a big sink scrub pad
     
  5. NickTruck039

    NickTruck039 Bobtail Member

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    It looks to be blue, but it is so old it may be or have been green. it definitely does look like a scotch bright though.
     
  6. LoSt_AgAiN

    LoSt_AgAiN Heavy Load Member

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    If it’s like a scotchbrite pad…no cardboard frame or anything around it right? It should be washable and reusable.
     
  7. JonJon78

    JonJon78 Road Train Member

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    Call any Peterbilt with your vin# and they should be able to get you set up with a new one. They aren't that expensive.
     
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  8. lester

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    Good point. I rarely replace the cab filter in my Pete. Just blow it out. It isn't like a paper filter. Doesn't stop everything
     
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