EPAuto CPJ6X (KD45-61-J6X) Premium Cabin Air Filter: Activated Carbon Replacement for Mazda Review

Installed on a 2015 Mazda CX5, fits perfectly and I would buy it again. I've read reviews that the airflow direction arrow is wrong, I don't know if the manufacturer has updated the filter, but mine has the arrow correct (airflow in the CX5 is down, the arrow is down and the arrow keeps clip properly engaged). Others have complained about the airflow, I seem to be fine. Tech Tip: Be careful when pulling out the old filter as larger debris caught by the filter may fall into the blower. This…

I have only good things to say about this filter! I have ordered two. My wife drives a Mazda CX-5 and I drive a Mazda6 and luckily they both use the same filters. The Mazda dealer charged me $67 to replace the cabin air filter on each car. I bought two filters for less than $20 and changed them out in my garage in 5 minutes. You just can't beat it! My 2016 Mazda6 has 14,955 miles and its cabin air filter was pretty dirty. Don't forget to change those filters annually, folks! Especially when…

Bought to replace my 2016 Mazda 3 OEM filter which was long overdue for replacement. Almost every filter I've seen on the market seems overpriced, even compared to OEM. I used a filter similar to this one in the past, but a different make on a different car decided to try this one. What I liked: --- As expected, the filter fits the car perfectly --- The combination of activated carbon and baking soda gives the air a fresh smell. ---Price: For less than $10, you can replace the filter twice a…

Just got three of these filters for my 2016.5 CX-5, the existing Mazda filter got dirty after only 5,000 miles. Went in well, and yes, the arrow appears to be upside down. In fact, there shouldn't be any difference in performance. I really doubt that carbon toppings will do much and probably saturated within a few hours of setting. Now I find it odd that consumers blame these filters for musty smells. This is strange to me. The air flow through them is about the same. I have an anemometer that…

I'm done with expensive OEM filters. , the arrow was exactly the same as on the official Mazda filter. I've replaced it in the past so it was easy, but it's easy if you've never done it before. Most of the time was spent removing all the accumulated debris. glove box. After that it only takes a few minutes. Open the glove box. On the bottom right is a plastic lever that acts as a stop for the glove box. Just raise your hand and it will come off. The next part requires a bit of fingertip force…