Premium Guard Air Filter PA4690 | Fits 2001-1992 Lexus ES300, 2004-1995 Toyota Avalon, 2001-1992 Toyota Camry, 2003-1998 Toyota Sienna Superior Engine Protection and Enhanced Engine Performance with up to 99% cleaner air flowing into the engine. High capacity air filter media for removal of dust and other debris while providing high airflow, to ensure optimal engine performance. Compatible with 2001-1992 Lexus ES300, 2003-1999 Lexus RX300, 2004-1995 Toyota Avalon, 2001-1992 Camry, 1999-1994 Celica, 2003-1998 Sienna, and 2003-1999 Solara. Precisely designed, engineered, and tested to meet and exceed all Toyota OE air filter requirements. Replaces 17801-03010, CA7351, AF7841, A24690, and 46017 air filters. Always check fitment using the Vehicle Filter. Premium Guard Air Filters are a perfect fit inside the housing as per the OE design. 1992-2001 Lexus ES300 3.0L 1999-2003 Lexus RX300 3.0L 1995-2004 Toyota Avalon 3.0L 1992-2001 Toyota Camry 2.2L 1992-2001 Toyota Camry 3.0L 1994-1997 Toyota Celica 1.8L 1994-1999 Toyota Celica 2.2L 1998-2003 Toyota Sienna 3.0L 1999-2001 Toyota Solara 2.2L 2002-2003 Toyota Solara 2.4L 1999-2003 Toyota Solara 3.0L <u>Engine Light Comes On</u>: Many cars are equipped with an airflow sensor that sets off the check engine light. <u>Visual Inspection</u>: Premium Guard automotive air filters are white so you can see if they&#039;re dirty. Check the outside and inner layers of the filter paper for dust and debris. <u>Reduced Fuel Economy</u>: When engines get less oxygen, they consume more fuel. If you notice fuel economy going down, you may need to replace the air filter. <u>Engine Misfiring</u>: Restricted air supply results in unburnt fuel exiting the engine as soot residue. Soot accumulates on the spark plugs, which can cause the engine to misfire. <u>Reduced Horsepower</u>: Replacing the air filter can improve acceleration or horsepower. If your car doesnt respond well or jerks when you step on the accelerator, the engine may not be receiving the air it needs to perform. <u>Black Sooty Smoke or Flames</u>: Poor air supply can result in fuel not burning completely during the combustion cycle. Unburnt fuel exits the car through the exhaust pipe, possibly resulting in smoke or flames. Driving conditions Dusty roads Humid climates Congested roads and heavy-traffic areas