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Old 07-19-2011, 01:19 PM   #1 (permalink)
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My OEM air intake and cabin filters need to be changed again...

What brand(s) does everyone prefer to replace them with?

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Air Intake:
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OEM is my preferred brand.
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Selection varies at my local store-I prefer the one with the most filtration area.
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My OEM air intake and cabin filters need to be changed again...

What brand(s) does everyone prefer to replace them with?

Cabin:

Air Intake:
Whatever decent brand is on sale at walmart, amazon or the xxx auto parts store, buy several of each and replace every other oil change. Usually try to find the carbon activated cabin filter.
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Selection varies at my local store-I prefer the one with the most filtration area.
So you presume that all filter media are fungible?
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I like Fram because of the orange color - Go Cowboys
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Bosch or Purolator filters.
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It's interesting to note that the cabin air filter that is put in at the factory is impregnated with activated charcoal, but the filter sold at the Honda parts counter is not. My recommendation is to install a Fram "Fresh Breeze" cabin filter, which is coated with activated charcoal and baking soda. The Fresh Breeze filter is Part # CF 8813A, and is sold at the bigger Walmarts.

As far as brands for the engine air filter, anything but a K&N!

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Air Filter: FRAM CF8813A Fresh Breeze Cabin Air Filter
Cabin Filter: FRAM CA9361 Rigid Panel Air Filter
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Cheapest I can find since they usually flow the best.
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