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ImUfer For Tesla Model 3 Cabin Air Filter 2017-2019 With Activated Carbon And Soda Review

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Description of ImUfer For Tesla Model 3 Cabin Air Filter 2017-2019 With Activated Carbon And Soda

Fitment:Tesla Model 3 2017-2019. Usage:Enhanced HVAC performance, keep cleaner air for drivers and passengers. Features:Contains Carbon & Soda inside to guarantee breeze fresh air. Attention:Recommend to replace every 12 months or 12,000 miles.

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Revainrating 1 out of 5

Filters too large to fit in Tesla Model 3

The filters on right are the OEM Tesla filters, the filters on the left are the ones it the review. They are a little larger and will not fit in the filter box. Each filter is about 1/8 IN too large and since the filters stack in the filter box as an assembly that makes it 1/4 IN too large. The spine of the filter is weaker also so as I tried to finesse the top filter in it would not go and started to crinkle. The filter material appears to be same/similar to the Tesla OEM filters although it…

Pros
  • Air Conditioning Line Repair Tools
Cons
  • Limited Compatibility: The ImUfer Cabin Air Filter is designed only for Tesla Model 3 cars manufactured from 2017 to 2019. This means that if you own a different car or a newer Model 3, this product will not be compatible with your vehicle

Revainrating 3 out of 5

A Refreshing Solution or a Soda Disappointment?

I was excited to try out the ImUfer filter for my Tesla Model 3, hoping it would improve the air quality in my car. The installation process was a breeze and the filter fit perfectly. However, after a week of use, I couldn't help but notice a slight strange odor coming from the air vents. At first, I thought it was just residue from the old filter, but it persisted even after a few more days. I checked the specification sheet and realized that the filter contained activated carbon AND soda. I…

Pros
  • The ImUfer for Tesla Model 3 Cabin Air Filter is easy to install, and you don't need to hire a professional to install it for you. The process is quick, straightforward, and doesn't require any special tools. This ensures that you get to replace your air filter in the shortest time possible and hassle-free
Cons
  • High Cost

Revainrating 4 out of 5

A Great Upgrade for Your Tesla Model 3: ImUfer Cabin Air Filter

If you own a Tesla Model 3 from 2017-2019, the ImUfer cabin air filter with activated carbon and soda is an excellent upgrade to consider. This high-quality filter is designed to keep the air inside your car clean and free from harmful pollutants and unpleasant odors. Made with premium materials, this filter is easy to install and provides superior filtration performance. It effectively removes harmful particles like pollen, dust, and smoke from the air, as well as unpleasant odors such as…

Pros
  • Exceptional air filtration: The ImUfer for Tesla Model 3 Cabin Air Filter provides superior air filtration capabilities that keep the cabin of your vehicle free from polluted air, pollen, and other harmful contaminants. Its activated carbon and soda technology ensures that the air you breathe is clean and safe, enhancing your overall driving experience
Cons
  • While the filter is supposed to be replaced every 15,000 miles or every year, many users have reported that it stops working effectively much sooner. This means you may have to replace the filter more frequently, which can be expensive in the long run