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Read articles →This is a hands-on DIY walkthrough of replacing the air filter on a 2012 John Deere 1023E, filmed by an owner doing the job on his own tractor. It covers removing the side panel, locating the filter, pulling the dirty inner/outer elements, installing new ones, and reassembly, plus a note about ordering the correct OEM part numbers after an initial mis-order. Good for owners wanting a real, unhurried demonstration of this specific maintenance task.
Posted by the DIY: More or Les channel, an owner-operator documenting maintenance on his own 1023E mainly for personal reference.
There is one 10 mm bolt with a nut on the back side. Remove both with sockets, then the single-piece panel pushes off toward the driver's seat.
Pull the latch open, remove the dirty outer and inner filters, then push in the new inner filter first followed by the outer filter, making sure each is seated well.
The owner ordered filters based on the model number and they were too big, so he had to reorder using the correct OEM part numbers instead.
The filters are supposed to be changed every 50 hours, though the owner admits he had not changed his in three years of ownership.
