🌬️ Enhance Air Quality in Your Honda FIT with TYC 800125P Replacement Cabin Air Filter! Review

If you need to change your cabin air filter, DO NOT take your car to the dealer as they will likely call you crazy ($115 from my local dealer). which only takes you 5 minutes if you do it yourself. This filter works great as it is the right shape and even comes with instructions in the box. The only small problem is that you have to make minor modifications to the filter, ie you have to cut a row at each end of the plastic tubing that runs through the filter to fit it properly in the housing…

This product was great! The installation took about 5 minutes, the instructions were in the box. Don't forget to bring scissors though as you will need to cut 6 ribs on opposite ends of the bottom of the filter to fit the filter holder. It's hard to explain without a picture, but when you try to install it you'll see that it doesn't shut down completely. When you lift the filter you can see that two pieces of plastic are sticking out which are preventing the filter from fitting properly as the…

This filter does not fit exactly like the Honda factory filter. The Honda OEM filter only had two small strips of hot melt to reinforce the pleats. Replaced by 3 strips. OK - not a big deal except that the strap change points (every 3 lines) got in the way of the retainer protrusions on either end of the pleats. Two strips of OEM glue fit into two slots in the factory filter. You will need to cut strips of hot melt adhesive at each end of all three strips, or alternatively, drill new notches in

it does. You can find part 800125P on their website. Click on the link of the item that the search returns and you will be taken to a page with 3 tabs at the top: General; Pictures; and downloads. At the bottom of the page, under the "General" tab, is a link to the full app buying guide. This will take you to a page that says it is a 2009-2013 Honda Fit. FYI - the images tab contains a photo of the item and other dimensions of the item. The download tab has installation instructions that don't…

This is the second TYC air filter I have bought. The first was for my Honda CRV which was a great fit so I bought it for my Honda Fit. Easier to replace than my old CRV. As others have noted, the TYC filter has three strips of adhesive and requires a slight trimming of the adhesive strip at opposite ends. What you want is to be able to separate the end panels from the rest of the folds so you can properly seat the filter in the frame. This is a very simple step, scissors or a knife will do, and