Cabin Air Filter
03-27-2012, 02:32 PM
#92
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Changing mine today, it was filthy after years in service not to mention I had the leaking passenger side door problem last year, so lots of mold / mildew build up.
I also noticed a pretty significant reduction in air flow with the dirty filter.
MIke R
I also noticed a pretty significant reduction in air flow with the dirty filter.
MIke R
03-27-2012, 10:29 PM
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Yea, I do mine yearly also, Advance Auto have charcoal impregnated ones from Purolator for like $14.
07-30-2013, 11:39 AM
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07-30-2013, 05:15 PM
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08-09-2013, 09:59 AM
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Wow!
Cabin Air Filter Schmegma (The Marlboro pack wasn't stuck in the filter, I put it there for reference)
Nasty!
That's @ 61,500 Miles including MANY dirt roads in Vermont, sometimes stuck behind slowpokes kicking up a duststorm.
The replacement (white) Puralator filter was under $15 @ Advanced Auto Parts and took all of 5 minutes to install
Nasty!
That's @ 61,500 Miles including MANY dirt roads in Vermont, sometimes stuck behind slowpokes kicking up a duststorm.
The replacement (white) Puralator filter was under $15 @ Advanced Auto Parts and took all of 5 minutes to install
I was going to post another question thread but thanks to all you smart folks I figured out why I couldn't get the box to drop. Push OUT, not in. Can't wait to get home to try it!! If it's really icky, I'll post a photo. You guys are so helpful!!