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HYDRAULIC FLUID ISO 46 20L

HYDRAULIC FLUID ISO 46 20L

$113
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Mechpro Multi-Use Fuel Siphon Pump Transfer Kit

Mechpro Multi-Use Fuel Siphon Pump Transfer Kit

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CRC Mass Air Flow Sensor Cleaner 400ml - 5093
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CRC Mass Air Flow Sensor Cleaner 400ml - 5093

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K&N Performance Air Filter - 33-2144

K&N Performance Air Filter - 33-2144

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$144
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Autoglym Odour Eliminator 500Ml - AUROEL500

Autoglym Odour Eliminator 500Ml - AUROEL500

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Repco Air Blow Gun - 110mm Nozzle - RBG110

Repco Air Blow Gun - 110mm Nozzle - RBG110

$27
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Repco Radiator Fin Straightener & Cleaner - RST18

Repco Radiator Fin Straightener & Cleaner - RST18

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Bigboi Mini Jnr Drying System - BLOWRMINIJNR
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Bigboi Mini Jnr Drying System - BLOWRMINIJNR

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K&N Cabin Air Filter - 33-2146

K&N Cabin Air Filter - 33-2146

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$138
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Ryco Air Filter - A1522

Ryco Air Filter - A1522

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$72
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Repco Air Filter - RAF216

Repco Air Filter - RAF216

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$71
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Ryco NanoCel Air Filter - A5002R

Ryco NanoCel Air Filter - A5002R

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$257
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Bigboi Drying System Buddi Jnr - BUDDIJNR
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Bigboi Drying System Buddi Jnr - BUDDIJNR

$69
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Mechpro Air Filter Regulator - MPBFR

Mechpro Air Filter Regulator - MPBFR

$39
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K&N Air Filter Clean Spray 355ml - 99-0606
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K&N Air Filter Clean Spray 355ml - 99-0606

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HYDRAULIC FLUID ISO 68 20L

HYDRAULIC FLUID ISO 68 20L

$164
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Mechpro Air Filter Regulator- MPFR-1 - MPFR-1

Mechpro Air Filter Regulator- MPFR-1 - MPFR-1

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Autoglym Air Conditioning Cleaner 98g - AURACCA

Autoglym Air Conditioning Cleaner 98g - AURACCA

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Repco Air Blow Gun - 508mm Nozzle - RBG508

Repco Air Blow Gun - 508mm Nozzle - RBG508

$35
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GV Oils Hydraulic Fluid ISO 32 10L - GVHYD32010

GV Oils Hydraulic Fluid ISO 32 10L - GVHYD32010

$70
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Repco Air Blow Gun - 300mm Nozzle - RBG300

Repco Air Blow Gun - 300mm Nozzle - RBG300

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Toledo Air Blow Gun - High Flow 355mm - 321101

Toledo Air Blow Gun - High Flow 355mm - 321101

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K&N Air Induction Kit - RC-5052AB

K&N Air Induction Kit - RC-5052AB

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Dayco Air Intake Hose - DAH137

Dayco Air Intake Hose - DAH137

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Bigboi Buddi Foam Filter 3 Pack - BLOWRBUDDI3PK
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Bigboi Buddi Foam Filter 3 Pack - BLOWRBUDDI3PK

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Filter Tip Replacement 55800 - TOX55801

Filter Tip Replacement 55800 - TOX55801

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2011 Toyota Land Cruiser air filter: what it does and when to change it

Per Toyota’s 200 Series (2011 model year) owner’s manual and dealer service literature used across Australia and New Zealand, the 2011 Toyota Land Cruiser is fitted with an engine air cleaner element (engine air filter). Many vehicles of this generation also have a separate cabin air filter for the HVAC system. So yes—an air filter is absolutely relevant and used on this Land Cruiser.

The air filter’s job is simple but critical: it keeps dust, sand, pollen and debris out of the engine while letting in enough clean air for efficient combustion. In a Land Cruiser that might spend weekends on corrugated roads, beach runs or high-country trails, the filter works overtime protecting cylinders, piston rings and the turbo (on diesel models) from abrasive grit that can fast-track wear and tear. With a clean filter in place, the V8 breathes easily, delivers steady power, and maintains decent fuel economy.

Servicing the 2011 Land Cruiser should include inspecting the air filter at every service interval. Under normal use, most owners will replace it around 30,000–40,000 kilometres, but Toyota’s severe-use guidance—think dusty outback tracks, towing, or frequent off-road—calls for more frequent checks and earlier replacement if it’s dirty. It’s a quick job: unlatch the air box clips, lift the cover, and remove the element. If it’s lightly dusty, a gentle tap or a low-pressure blow from the clean side can help, but if the pleats are clogged or stained with oil or mud, fit a new, quality element. Avoid over-oiling aftermarket filters, as excess oil can foul the mass airflow sensor.

Little habits go a long way. Make sure the air box lid seals evenly, the rubber gasket on the element seats properly, and there are no gaps for dust to sneak past. After deep-water crossings or bull dust, pop the bonnet and have a look—don’t wait for the next logbook service. If the vehicle has a snorkel, keep its head and drain points clean too.

  • Tell-tales it’s time to replace: noticeable loss of grunt, rough idle, higher fuel use, or a visibly dirty/blocked element.
  • Use the correct filter for petrol vs diesel—elements differ and aren’t interchangeable.
  • Stick with reputable brands that meet OEM spec to protect the engine and warranty position.

FAQ

How often should the 2011 Land Cruiser engine air filter be replaced?

For typical mixed on-road use, plan on inspection every service and replacement about every 30,000–40,000 kilometres. If the Land Cruiser lives in dust—gravel roads, farm work, beach sand—inspect more often and replace sooner. Follow the logbook schedule and adjust to conditions on the day.

Is the diesel air filter different from the petrol one on a 2011 Land Cruiser?

Yes. The diesel and petrol variants use different filter elements and they’re not interchangeable. Both are panel-style filters in the air box, but the dimensions and flow characteristics differ to suit each engine. Always select the element specified for the exact engine and build.

Can the factory air filter be cleaned and reused?

The OEM-style paper element can be lightly tapped or carefully blown from the clean side to remove loose dust, but once the pleats are discoloured, oil-stained, or clogged, replacement is the right move. If using a washable aftermarket filter, follow the manufacturer’s cleaning and re-oiling instructions and take care not to over-oil near the MAF sensor.