🔍 EPAuto CP374 (CF10374) Premium Cabin Air Filter Replacement with Activated Carbon for Toyota/Dodge/Pontiac Review

I get these subscription filters every 6 months because of my allergies and they help a lot. They keep my car interior clean, reduce odors and capture some allergens like tree and weed pollen. I'll get another one in 6 months.

All this is a stronger frame than the original. It's very easy to install on my 2005 Tacoma TRD and anyone can do it. Remember that airflow is top-to-bottom, which means the air is pulling the motor down. YouTube is very helpful when in doubt about a replacement. Oh, that's a very low price.

The filter was delivered on time (two days) and was exactly as expected. It appears to be the same as the OE filter. Installation is very simple and straightforward. As with any project like this, watching YouTube videos is always recommended. Tacoma has several good filters for installing this filter. Good value for money. Of course, paying $8 and installing it myself was better for me than paying the $50 for my Toyota dealer to do it.

I was looking for a standard cabin air filter for my Tacoma, so when I ordered it I didn't really realize it contained activated carbon. But this feature turned out to work great, filtering out smoke particles when I was driving through Idaho last August. The air was so smoky from the wildfires it was starting to suffocate my chest, so I closed the windows and let the cabin air circulate through the filter. I felt a lot better quickly and kept going throughout the day.

I didn't want to pay dealer price for a cabin filter so after reading the reviews I thought this filter would be a better replacement. It fit perfectly and looked just like the OEM. Installation was easy, but my center console treats buttons and gauges the same as dryers on socks. Once I found the button, installation was very quick, less than 4 minutes including searching instead of trying to pull the glove shock box with your finger. . My filter was clogged with wood debris so airflow…

This cabin air filter looks exactly like the original filter it replaced in my Toyota Tacoma. Replacing the old with the new changed the situation. I run the fan slower to get the same airflow I used to have at higher fan speeds and that's good for the fan motor. Since these filters are meant to be changed every year or two, there is no point in spending 2-3 times more on another filter that does nothing else and ends up in the trash in the same amount of time. I highly recommend this brand and

The design of this filter was actually slightly better than the last filter I used, with ribbed sides all around making it more durable. The last filter I used had an arrow and said "This side is up" which was very clear; However, this filter had an arrow that said "Airflow" which is a bit more ambiguous. Not knowing which way the air was flowing through the filter, I looked at the old filter and noticed that the air was coming from the side where the old filter was the dirtiest. I finally…

A large unnamed auto parts chain wanted to sell me a filter for my new (to me) 2015 Tacoma for the low price of $22! I declined. I ordered this part over the phone while I was still in their lot and for a fraction of the asking price. When it arrived I searched and watched a 5 minute installation video on youtube. Installation was easy, maybe 10 minutes, most of which I stared at the old filter in disbelief. The previous owner was a smoker and the old filter looked terrible. Replacing the cabin

Decided to try this cheaper filter, good reviews were enough to try it. It looks like a clean version of the filter he replaced and it installed and fits well. Before swapping it out, I watched a YouTube video - I completed the swap before realizing there were step-by-step instructions printed on the back of the box. The video was for my specific model and year and was more informative than the printed instructions. (a picture is worth a thousand words) The replacement was easy, you just need…