Just put a Fram fresh air one in from Walmart. I have used them before in the past i can't tell much difference in quality from all the ones i see at the auto parts stores.
Where do you get your cabin filters?
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I purchase my cabin filters online from either Rockauto or Amazon.
I just purchased a FRAM Freshbreeze cabin filter for my 2011 Hyundai Sonata from Rockauto for $7 + $5 shipping. It will be interesting to see if the carbon and baking soda infused filter is noticeably different than the standard cabin filters I have been using over the past 3 years.
The dealer charges $89 to replace the cabin filter, which is only a 5 minute job. Needless to say, I never pay them to change the cabin filter (or the engine filter for that matter!)
I just purchased a FRAM Freshbreeze cabin filter for my 2011 Hyundai Sonata from Rockauto for $7 + $5 shipping. It will be interesting to see if the carbon and baking soda infused filter is noticeably different than the standard cabin filters I have been using over the past 3 years.
The dealer charges $89 to replace the cabin filter, which is only a 5 minute job. Needless to say, I never pay them to change the cabin filter (or the engine filter for that matter!)
I get OEM from ebay, Ive used a Fram with the carbon and baking soda and didn't notice any difference.
Napa just had a 70% off filters sale, so I got one for my next 30k run.
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STP from Auto Zone.
Does not have baking soda or carbon added, just a plain filter...
I sprinkle baking soda on it, then knock the excess off...
Does not have baking soda or carbon added, just a plain filter...
I sprinkle baking soda on it, then knock the excess off...
I just purchase 4 wix 24882 cabin air filter for $12.36 each with no shipping charges and no sales tax. The wix 24882 fits both my Saturn and Malibu. Amazon rocks!
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Rockauto cart fillers. Only when they have that truck silhouette.
Yikes... while I was out & about today I meant to pick up a cabin filter, but jumping from one store to another not finding my oil (eventually did), it somehow slipped off the radar. Just not yet used to having a vehicle with a cabin filter I guess. Besides, I think of a cabin as something built up in the boonies.
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2002 Ford F150
Here it is a $10 + at Amazon
I was curious if the 5 year old link would work.
It works just fine!
But it's $20 now. There is no inflation whatsoever!
2002 Ford F150
Here it is a $10 + at Amazon
I was curious if the 5 year old link would work.
It works just fine!
But it's $20 now. There is no inflation whatsoever!
I get mine at handa. For civic this should be the link.
http://www.handa-accessories.com/civmaint01.html
Shipping is high, I usually club multiple items to justify the shipping costs, else you lose the benefit of buying online
http://www.handa-accessories.com/civmaint01.html
Shipping is high, I usually club multiple items to justify the shipping costs, else you lose the benefit of buying online
I get Mann cabin filers on Amazon. As I have European cars, the Mann cabin filters for European cars are almost always identical to the manufacturer OE filter.
When I replaced mine all they had was Driveworks so I put Drive Works in.
I wanted to get Fram b/c some people say that charcoal helps.
I dunno if that is true.
However Its already done..
I have Drive Works.
You can get from Autozone and Autozone carried FRAM and STP
Or Adavanced Auto Parts and even Wallymart has em in FRAM.
Also the FRAM HOME SITE will show you a video how to replace the Cabin filter for you car
I wanted to get Fram b/c some people say that charcoal helps.
I dunno if that is true.
However Its already done..
I have Drive Works.
You can get from Autozone and Autozone carried FRAM and STP
Or Adavanced Auto Parts and even Wallymart has em in FRAM.
Also the FRAM HOME SITE will show you a video how to replace the Cabin filter for you car
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