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Hi there,
Per the owner's manual, the cabin filter needs to be replaced for each 15k miles, IF it has been driven in a very dusty area. I live in a sub-urban area and I did not change it @ 15k miles. Should I be sweating about that since I notice the AC is not as cold as it used to be. Regarding the AC filter, I believe it needs to be changed in 15k or 30k. Can someone provide some advice on it when I should be replacing the AC filter? Thanks.
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Thanks for your reply and I do admit I am sort of that paranoid when it comes to car, especially it is my first Honda SUV (or per se, my first brand new car. haha). Additionally, how often do I have to change the VTM-4? I did not change it when it first came on from the MM (or I believe I got tricked to take up those "pre-package" service @ 5000 miles or 7500 miles). But again, I have only been driving on local street and freeway, and have not taken the car to high-up yet; even though I wish to.
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