EPAuto brand filters?
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Cabin filter is not as importance as engine filter, it works like a furnace filter to capture some of the dirt before air is enter into the cabin.
I bought ATP cabin filter for my S2000 and E430 from Pep Boys for less than $5 after 25-30% off codes.
I bought ATP cabin filter for my S2000 and E430 from Pep Boys for less than $5 after 25-30% off codes.
Thanks. That's what I sort of figured. As long as it's a nice fit I'll be happy.
EPA did a good job (with outside assistance) to catch VW pollutants from Diesels...just sayin'
For a cabin filter, you can choose based on price, the best vs the worst will not make much of a difference if the fit is good. Don't expect fresh air if you must drive by a farm with liquid manure spraying..
For a cabin filter, you can choose based on price, the best vs the worst will not make much of a difference if the fit is good. Don't expect fresh air if you must drive by a farm with liquid manure spraying..
Yep, about two seconds ago.
Installed the new filter last night. The old one was filthy.
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2015-11-21_09-50-44 by Jason Noble, on Flickr2015-11-21_09-50-29 by Jason Noble, on FlickrWay to go Utah!
It often seems nice when we neglect (or forget) something, then go to change a part and see the good we are doing and the benefits such as better smelling air, more airflow, etc.......
We do not always get/notice those obvious benefits when going by schedule.
I have changed two cabin filters. One on one car at about 130k and one on a van at about 180k. Both were funky and assumed to be from the assembly line.
It often seems nice when we neglect (or forget) something, then go to change a part and see the good we are doing and the benefits such as better smelling air, more airflow, etc.......
We do not always get/notice those obvious benefits when going by schedule.
I have changed two cabin filters. One on one car at about 130k and one on a van at about 180k. Both were funky and assumed to be from the assembly line.
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Way to go Utah!
It often seems nice when we neglect (or forget) something, then go to change a part and see the good we are doing and the benefits such as better smelling air, more airflow, etc.......
We do not always get/notice those obvious benefits when going by schedule.
I have changed two cabin filters. One on one car at about 130k and one on a van at about 180k. Both were funky and assumed to be from the assembly line.
Thanks. I feel bad for not doing it sooner. That filter was 8 years old!
Way to go Utah!
It often seems nice when we neglect (or forget) something, then go to change a part and see the good we are doing and the benefits such as better smelling air, more airflow, etc.......
We do not always get/notice those obvious benefits when going by schedule.
I have changed two cabin filters. One on one car at about 130k and one on a van at about 180k. Both were funky and assumed to be from the assembly line.
Thanks. I feel bad for not doing it sooner. That filter was 8 years old!
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