🚗 Enhance Your Nissan Versa with TYC 800101P Replacement Cabin Air Filter Review

Fits my 2007 Nissan Versa Hatchback and is fairly easy to install. I'm not an auto guru, but I was able to change that by watching youtube videos. The old cabin air filter was difficult to remove (you had to use a flat head screwdriver to pry the bottom tab) but installing the new one was easy - it popped right out. I'm so glad I saved the money and installed it myself - the old one was dirty and rough compared to the new.

Filter quality is good! The price is way better than $90 for a mechanic! Also, installing a filter may not be that much "difficult" because it's technically difficult to install, but for a while I reasonably thought the filter was stuck, even after following how to remove it, what you should do. But it will take more effort to pull it out than you think. But putting in a new one turned out to be much easier! I will update the review if anything changes.

This part was for a 2009 Nissan Versa. Dealers and other service centers charge $20 or more to install a new cabin air filter. Even if you're unfamiliar with cars, this is an easy DIY project that will take you under 30 minutes. I recommend searching the internet for videos to understand the location and procedure. I change my cabin filter every 9-12 months. The particulate matter collected by the filter is incredible and that's the air you breathe in your car.

This is my second cabin filter replacement on my 2008 Nissan Versa Hatchback. Overall I'm happy and probably replaced it in a hurry (10 months, 23,000 miles) but I spend two hours behind the wheel every day. There may also be clean air while I'm doing this. For the record, this cab air filter can be changed without removing the glove box if you're willing to sit upside down on the passenger side. Using pliers, remove the old one and turn it a little, then do the exact opposite by putting the…