🚛 GM Truck Cabin Air Filter CF8791A by FRAM Fresh Breeze with Arm & Hammer Baking Soda, in White Review

They are new but odorless. I guess they put the normal ones in my box but other than that I still needed the new ones because my old ones were awful and nasty with all sorts of crap. I need a refund for the difference between Freebreeze and Baking Soda as they are more expensive than regular ones.

Like many others, I was unaware that my 2002 Silverado had cabin air filters. Chaining them together was definitely a chore, but that wasn't the fault of these filters. They fit perfectly and work well. After seeing what the factory filters looked like after almost 20 years of service, I will definitely be changing them more often. Have fun shopping!

Most people don't realize that their car has a cabin air filter that needs changing so often depending on where and how you drive your car! The filters in my 2002 GMC Yukon are not easy to replace, especially if you don't know what it is. YOUTUBE" I was able to do it myself! Thanks everyone!

I didn't even know my 2001 Silverado had a cabin filter until a friend asked me if I'd ever changed it. I've owned the truck for 5 years or more so I knew I needed one. Hoping for Raven. Find this filter cheap. Came home, took off my old filter and was pretty mean. The old one was abandoned. The new one is of good quality and fits perfectly. Made in China and what not. We can thank the Democrats for that. smdh.

When my mechanic asked if I'd ever changed an internal air filter I laughed and thought he was joking. When I got home I googled and found I have one in my car. You Tube showed how to remove the old one. The old one was incredibly dirty and cut off airflow by 50% - leaves, dead roaches, dirt, dust, unbelievable. New filters in place, ICE COLD AC 2X airflow, amazing difference, best replacement I've ever had on my car.

Loved these filters. I bought them because my new used Tahoe smelled musty and unpleasant. I think they single handedly made a huge difference to the smell so I'm glad I switched them. I also pulled out a few handfuls of pine needles and other nasty things from behind the filter, I'm sure this will only help my air conditioner! There are two filters in the box, but my Chevrolet Tahoe actually uses two filters at once. Super easy exchange, only took about 20 minutes.

I would definitely recommend replacing these filters if you have never done so. I had tons of leaves and debris stuck to my old filters as well as inside the filter box. Now the airflow seems to be much greater and my fan is much quieter. I'm sure the leaves stuck to my filters didn't help get rid of the musty smell I had previously, but these filters really seemed to get rid of all the odors. It didn't take more than 5 minutes to install, so I'll probably change them once a year.

Great replacement for the original filter. I didn't even know these trucks had a cabin air filter until I saw this product. There are 4 screws holding the plastic cover under the dash. I unscrewed the 2 screws on the right side all the way and only loosened the 2 on the left side and lowered them just enough to get at the air filter access door. Remove 1 screw holding the access door. After removing the door, remove the air filters and vacuum the access area thoroughly. I had a lot of shredded…

Installed in my 2000 Chevy in 10 minutes. The first time I changed them and oh my god the difference was huge. The previous filters were pretty clogged with stuff. Having removed the old and accumulated leaves, dust etc. blown/vacuumed and then installed I now get triple the airflow out of my A/C/Heater. That's great. Also, the smell is great too. PS: If your vehicle currently has bad odors (pets, cigarettes/cigars, rotting food, feces, dead animals, dead people). Well the last few things, you…