Purolator Single C36115 PurolatorOne Filter Review

Not suitable for Subaru Impreza 2018 You need the item without black plastic frame. This does not apply to the 2018 Impreza.

Easy to install, I left it in my wife's car and she is over 2 years old. The old filter was full of leaves and debris. Remember to replace annually and you're done. Good price and fast delivery.

Fits 2019 WRX ok looks almost identical to the OEM filter that came from my car. Did 10,705 miles and the original was very dirty - so glad I replaced it. No complaints, I believe it will do its job without restricting airflow.

Exactly the same as the original manufacturer Release the drawer from the dashboard plastic latch - Unclip the old filter and put in a new BAM Done!

I replaced what I thought was the original cabin filter on my new 2017 WRX and was shocked to find tons of pine needles, leaves and a black filter. I'm glad I put it there. Although I may look for another one with "activated charcoal" in the future to see if that helps with the odors.

Looks like OE quality. The number of folds and the density of the material look the same. The installation went as expected and fit perfectly. Clean air in the cabin :) The hardest part of the job is emptying, removing and reinstalling the glove box. You can do that yourself.

I change the air and cabin air filters every 12 months so if you buy a good name brand filter it should work fine for that period. And Purolator is a very high quality brand. Very happy with the purchase. Better than a Subaru cabin air filter. Highly recommended!

No matter what Revain says, this item will NOT fit Impreza 2017. It's not even close. I should have checked the Purolator website first, but I didn't. Luckily it fits in my 2016 Forester so I'm keeping it to myself. According to the Purolator website, the correct filter number for this car is C31434.

On average, a Subaru dealer will charge $85 to $100 to replace a cabin air filter. The exchange takes a maximum of 5 minutes. I seriously doubt there is a significant difference between their OEM brand and the Purolator brand (or any other aftermarket brand). Conclusion: buy your own filter, buy the cheapest filter, replace it yourself and save a lot. of money. My only criticism of this brand. The box proudly displays a large American flag with the words "American Brand Since 1923" underneath…