CF10135 Cabin Air Filter, Replacement for Civic 2001-2005 CR-V 2002-2006 EL 1997-2000 2002-2005 CSX 2006 RSX 2002-2006 Element 2003-2011, w/Upgraded Coconut Shell Activated Charcoal

If you are experiencing a bad smell in your car when you turn on your A/C, then it may be time for a new air filter, and I highly recommend this filter for the price and performance. This filter fit my 2020 Chevy Blazer RS perfectly, and almost immediately got rid of the foot smell that we would smell when we turned on our A/C. For only about $7, this is a great filter for doing basic maintenance on your vehicle. My wife is usually sensitive to pollen and dust, and after changing the filter out with this one, she said she feels she can breathe better in the car as well. If you are experiencing a weird smell in your car as well even after cleaning the interior, I highly recommend using this filter. Put the A/C all the way up and let the air flow for a little while after installing, and you will notice an improvement in smell and air quality for sure!

Perfect fit I replace the cabin filter every 6 months good value for the money.

Seems to work OK.

I bought a box of these cabin air filters for my 1999 Silverado 5.3L 4x4 extended cab pos. The box has 2 filters in it. That is 1 order. I wasn't sure when i ordered and it didn't say anywhere in the ad. Even though it shows 2 in many pages of the ad. I looked closely at the box in atleast one of the pages. The box was a wide box. To wide for one filter. I realize the pictures aren't always the item pictured. So in the check to see if this item fits your vehicle. Which it did. Without telling me I needed to order 2. It said This fits your vehicle. With that i ordered one. Since it was coming to me the next day and with the cold weather we've had for the last couple weeks. I figured I could wait another whole day if I needed to. I'd already waited far longer to chance these filters. Far longer then I should have! One more day wasn't going to be a deal breaker. The box showed up the next day. That was yesterday. Tonight about 4:15pm I thought I'd go out and get it changed out. It was 23° for a high today. T shirt weather here in Minnesota finally. The filters fit perfectly. I had used some butle(sp) rubber to seal around the edges last time I changed them. So I started my truck had the floor heat on. Once it was warmed up. The butle softened up enough to removed some rubber. Enough to get the little cover off after getting the screw out. It's a 6mm if I remember right. There was plenty of debris in the filter location so I got the shop vac and the "knife" attachment. Slid that in the opening to the far side and sucked all that extra stuff out. If u do that on yours. Ya gotta be somewhat careful u don't angle the blade towards the passenger door side cuz there's a idk resister or reastat?? Just to the right there you can see it if you get your head at a good angle or use a mirror, whatever works for you. If u breakthat deal you loose 5th speed on the fan. It cost me 35 bucks about 15 years ago to replace that thing. It's easy enough to do but just don't break it and that's easy enough to do as long as u know it's there. Any way. All said and done I was done and back in the house by 5pm no problem. Now there's a much better flow of air out the vents. One of these days I'll learn to do this project going into winter so the heat can be all it can be. I'll buy from this company next time without reservation. Fast delivery, great price, perfect fit. What's not to like?! O yeah not knowing for sure if it was one filter or 2. That cost 1 star.

I would highly recommend buying a cabin air filter from this supplier...it fit my 2011 Hyundai Sonata SEL perfectly at less then half the cost from a block and mortar car parts supply store and about a third the cost from the dealership.

Arrived quickly, don’t really know if it makes a difference. I can’t smell anymore

So far this filter seems to be doing its job

Very good