Enhance In-Car Air Quality with FRAM Fresh Breeze Cabin Air Filter CF8109A for Ford Vehicles, Featuring Arm & Hammer Baking Soda Review

Be sure to buy a new one immediately before installation. Do not open the plastic seal until after installation. The ability to absorb charcoal and baking soda quickly ends.

Fits perfectly but there was no substitute. just an empty spot for him with leaves and stuff where the filter should have been. Maybe someone else took it? It felt weird putting it in because it wasn't there, but I bought it and it fit perfectly.

I checked the cabin air filter on my 2001 Taurus, it was dirty and had a hole the size of a tennis ball lol! My ventilation air was smelly. I bought this Fram filter, installed it and immediately noticed less dust and better air quality. Highly recommended.

It is easy to change the filter in the car. The hardest part was figuring out how to get to the underhood spot. I had to vacuum a bit to get all the debris out before installing the new filter. Save money and replace this filter yourself!

I had a passenger side rain leak that I eventually wanted to fix. Ironically, replacing that filter (which fitted better than the inner one) actually stopped the leak. Should be totally independent, but here it is. It also filters the air very well.

Ahhh fresh air. I got my car a little over a year ago, had about 20,000 miles on it so I figured it had something to do with the cabin air filter. I wouldn't be surprised if the original had 200,000 on it. Airflow through the registers has been greatly improved thanks to fresher air in the cabin. Very easy DIY job, 10 minutes max on my 02 Taurus.

This filter fits my 2004 Ford Taurus. The windows of the car fogged up and turning the heater on to defrost or switching to the air conditioner didn't clean them. If you have a fogged window problem, check if your car has a cabin air filter and replace it. This filter was slightly thicker than the factory filter it replaced and had a good foam seal around the edges. The cabin filter is twice as difficult to change as the engine air filter. There were instructions in the box, but the…

Ordered this for my 2006 Toyota Avalon. Follow the links to find the right one and it will fit perfectly. I went to YouTube to see how to change. On the Avalon and Camry, you open the glove box, find a small plunger that connects to the right side of the glove box, then pop it open, remove the screw, squeeze the glove box and voila, it's out. Then the filter is there to be changed. I had a mouse nest on the filter and my Toyo dealer charged around $200 to clean the nest, clean the fan motor…