Review on 🚗 EPAuto CP846 (CF9846A) Premium Cabin Air Filter Replacement with Activated Carbon for Subaru/Toyota by Ryan Lawson

The filter itself is fine. However, you should not advertise easy installation, because on some cars it is not so easy. While my wife's car has a cleverly placed cabin air filter that can be reached and replaced in less than 30 seconds, my car requires complete disassembly of the glove box and surrounding trim. This is a 2006 Subaru Legacy, by the way, and for all the smart design decisions they made for this car, access to the cabin air filter wasn't one of them. What a headache. However, the old filter was so disgusting that I felt I had no choice. At least there are good video tutorials online. I suggest you check out the one that applies to your machine before taking the plunge. Choosing to do it yourself can save you a lot of money compared to going to a dealer or mechanic.