Enhance Honda Vehicle Air Quality with FRAM Fresh Breeze CF8813A Cabin Air Filter with Arm & Hammer Baking Soda Review

I have a 2007 Pilot that we bought 5 years ago for 158,000. Now he has 202k. I don't know if the filter was ever changed before we bought it because it was REALLY bad. Of course, before installing a new filter, I removed the dirt. I'm glad I thought of changing this because we never had it, I'm so glad we did! For a good DIY video on YouTube, type "2007 Honda Pilot Cabin Filter".

This filter is as described. Very well packaged and delivered within a day. I gave it 3 stars just for ease of installation but that's not really about this filter which is great on its own. It's a horrible Honda car design that forces you to remove the glove box entirely, cut off the plastic rod that you can't put back, unscrew the various screws and bolts, THEN change the filter. All of this took me about an hour. Next year (2005 onwards) models have an easier to install structural design.

Perfect fit verified online. I order all air and cabin filters every six months - automatic delivery so I never forget to change my air filters. You don't have to order a factory filter from the dealer and you can replace it yourself. The dealer always wants to show you a dirty filter - having already removed the air or cabin filter from the car - if you refuse to buy their filter, they change it (for free). When you buy their filter, they charge you for the filter AND the LABOR. What kind of…

Perfect fit for my recently purchased used 2004 Honda Odyssey. Excellent investment. As with most used cars, it is only later that you realize how much has been added. The point is. Aside from oil changes and emergency work being a must, this little one was in need of some love. The glove compartment is removed when the cabin filter is removed. The old OEM filter in the car looked like it hadn't been changed in 10 years. I think it. It was almost black with clogged particles, with a cracked…

I bought this to replace the original Honda OEM oil filter in my wife's 2008 Honda Pilot. The previous owner never changed it. (See attached pictures). Yours could look like this! It used to be white! I could have gone for a basic $10 white OEM replacement filter, but settled on this one. This filter is much better than charcoal filters in combination with Arm&Hammer baking soda to rid the car of unwanted odors. The car didn't smell much fresher, but it did smell a little better, and at least I