Subaru OEM or wix or fram
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I've been using Wix. I bought six of them from Rock Auto.
Originally Posted By: Padawan
Apologies - I mistakenly thought the thread was about oil filters.
Oops. I did too.
I use Wix air filters as well.
Apologies - I mistakenly thought the thread was about oil filters.
Oops. I did too.
I use Wix air filters as well.
Originally Posted By: Bandito440
Originally Posted By: Padawan
Apologies - I mistakenly thought the thread was about oil filters.
Oops. I did too.
Why are you guys apologizing?
The OP's poorly-written subject line and first post not only omitted whether air or oil, but even failed to mention that he was talking about a filter at all; you had to infer that from his brand names.
Originally Posted By: Padawan
Apologies - I mistakenly thought the thread was about oil filters.
Oops. I did too.
Why are you guys apologizing?
The OP's poorly-written subject line and first post not only omitted whether air or oil, but even failed to mention that he was talking about a filter at all; you had to infer that from his brand names.
Originally Posted By: Joe1
The section heading I posted under is cabin air filters. There is a separate listing for both air filters and oil filters. Most would correctly assume the obvious
Yes, but that would depend on where one saw the post to begin with.
I first noticed your post in the "Recent Topics" sidebar to the left of the message pane. The "Recent Topics" sidebar does not give the section the post is in, so one needs to remember to check for that (which I neglected to do) when viewing the message itself. So it does help when the message has a descriptive Subject line.
The section heading I posted under is cabin air filters. There is a separate listing for both air filters and oil filters. Most would correctly assume the obvious
Yes, but that would depend on where one saw the post to begin with.
I first noticed your post in the "Recent Topics" sidebar to the left of the message pane. The "Recent Topics" sidebar does not give the section the post is in, so one needs to remember to check for that (which I neglected to do) when viewing the message itself. So it does help when the message has a descriptive Subject line.
Originally Posted By: Joe1
Any preferences? Should price be the deciding factor? I found a YouTube video on how to change it and it looks relatively easy to do on an Impreza.
The prices being charged by the dealership to do this is absolutely egregious.
Yes, easy to DIY and shop by price. It's not like a pressurized 100% air tight system or anything. They just keep the majority of dust & pollen out if the windows & sunroof are closed.
Any preferences? Should price be the deciding factor? I found a YouTube video on how to change it and it looks relatively easy to do on an Impreza.
The prices being charged by the dealership to do this is absolutely egregious.
Yes, easy to DIY and shop by price. It's not like a pressurized 100% air tight system or anything. They just keep the majority of dust & pollen out if the windows & sunroof are closed.
I've used OEM and aftermarket. I say purchase one that is inexpensive.
I've use both the OEM and ATP Carbon Activated with great results.
A lot of folks on legacygt.com are replacing the filter material with a decent furnace filter cut to fit the plastic tray. Way cheaper route to go, and you can use the activated charcoal ones too.
I would imagine Subaru being Subaru, the cabin filters are the same across the line.
You can get several cabin filters from one furnace filter purchase.
I would imagine Subaru being Subaru, the cabin filters are the same across the line.
You can get several cabin filters from one furnace filter purchase.
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