Carbon cabin air filter?

[sito]

Has anyone used carbon cabin air filter? Does it work better than regular paper filter?

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[Angus]

My wife's previous 2002 VW Golf had an OEM paper one that I swapped with a Fram "Fresh Breeze" cabin filter. It did cut down on outside odors but had a poor fit into the cabin air filer housing and allowed a small amount of unfiltered air into the cabin.

 

[FUNX650]

Has anyone used carbon cabin air filter? Does it work better than regular paper filter?

Heck yeah...
The Wife's allergies are less troublesome; and my nose
appreciates the carbon cabin air filter while driving through the farmland!



Bob

 

[2.ooohhh]

I used them in several BMWs always been pleased with the results.

 

[richy]

I have used them for a while and like them. Do some hunting, they don't have to cost a ton more than the paper ones.

 

[Klasse Act]

I'll keep my eye out for them, my car says every 30K, seems kinda longish IMO as I usually replace once a year due to cost

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[ScottB]

I use them ... not a huge difference. I do like to stick with brand name filters like Bosch as possible for in-cabin use.

 

[jsgntulok]

I put a Fram "Fresh Breeze" cabin filter in my husband's Subaru Outback. It does seem to make a bit of difference. Price wasn't much different from a regular filter, so why not? On the Outback and my Toyota Avalon, taking the filter out is easy so I pull them every 5000 miles or so and vacuum out the accumulated debris.

 

[Mikes145]

I just ordered a few filters from Rockauto.com. Good prices. I haven't tried a carbon filter yet but will on my next order from them.