Cabin Filter's HHR SS
09-09-2010 | 06:19 PM
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From: Peoria, AZ
Cabin Filter's HHR SS
Sorry I havent posted this up. I've replaced my cabin filter by going to Chevy but they cost $43 a piece... I think they sell filters online for much cheaper so do it that way. 
09-09-2010 | 07:41 PM
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From: "Upland" Mesa, Arizona
Hey Jeff......
I just installed a Fram Passenger Compartment Filter, that I found at WalMart.
It is baking soda AND charcoal impregnated. Costs $21.00 which is still higher than some of the aftermarket brands, but lower than the OEM. And if it matters, this thing is not the flimsy kind of stuff you find in the aftermarket.....IMO, It's better made than the OEM.
I just installed a Fram Passenger Compartment Filter, that I found at WalMart.
It is baking soda AND charcoal impregnated. Costs $21.00 which is still higher than some of the aftermarket brands, but lower than the OEM. And if it matters, this thing is not the flimsy kind of stuff you find in the aftermarket.....IMO, It's better made than the OEM.
09-09-2010 | 11:49 PM
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09-10-2010 | 02:14 PM
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From: "Upland" Mesa, Arizona
Sorry, Jeff.....
I discarded the box about a week ago. But I used the dedicated Fram filter finder catelog that was attached to the WalMart shelf to identify the correct number.
If I get a chance later, I'll pull the filter from my car and see what the number is.
I discarded the box about a week ago. But I used the dedicated Fram filter finder catelog that was attached to the WalMart shelf to identify the correct number.
If I get a chance later, I'll pull the filter from my car and see what the number is.
