- Cabin Air Filters catch dust, pollen, and other airborne debris.
- If you drive in heavy urban traffic with poor air quality you may change it more often due to pollution.
- If you drive on dirt roads, or live in a desert climate you may need to change it more often due to dust.
- A dirty filter can reduce the flow of air through your ventilation system.
- A dirty filter can create a lingering musty odor in your cabin.
- Reduced airflow through your HVAC system
- When you turn up the fan to high and you get mostly noise and no air
- Persistent bad odors
- Defrost system not working efficiently.
If your cabin air filter is located under the dashboard you will need to schedule a service appointment.
In general a Cabin Air Filter Replacement should take place every 15K miles or once a year, but it may depend on your driving habits.Â
- dirt
- insects
- soot and grime
- leaves and twigs
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     11595 West 6th Avenue
    Lakewood 80215
  Repair Shop Phone: 888-873-2208