🚗 TYC 800163P: High-Quality Replacement Cabin Air Filter for Ford Fiesta Review

Perfect for 2011 Ford Fiesta SEL. But getting hold of the old filter wasn't easy. On the passenger side and behind the center console. Watch the video on YouTube to get an idea. Remove the glove box and AC vent (easy to do) but not that easy for me to put them back on. And I had to tear the old one up hard to get it out. Make sure to install the new one using the arrows. indicates the direction of airflow. The operation itself is simple, only a small car, so it is difficult to work with limited

I'm sure this filter will do the job advertised. It had a strange smell at first, but after about 24-48 hours of use, the smell went away. It wasn't overwhelming, so don't get upset about it. I drove a 2015 Fiesta SE. Worst place for a cabin air filter, but that's just a non-filter related note. I'll try to post an update when it's time to replace it. Also, it doesn't seem to be as high quality as the last filter I installed, so maybe you can spend a little more to avoid minor glitches.

Changing the filter is easy. The filter is under the cabinet and to the left of the wall. There are 5 screws! Because the space is so compressed that an ordinary long screwdriver cannot be used! In addition, the screws are different from ordinary screws! If you have to do it yourself! Watch the video online first. I had to get hold of a bunch of tools to get the job done! Since the space is so narrow, it's not easy to put the filter in because it's so soft and deforms so easily! I put it in but

This cabin air filter is a direct, one-for-one replacement for the original Ford Fiesta cabin air filter. Take out the old filter (not easy, simple and straight forward, thanks Ford!), show the disgusting amount of dust, dirt, flies, twigs, etc. in the old filter to anyone nearby who has no reason to run away from you Show them, put in a new one and breathe fresh air again. You never know how well something works until you see what it's doing, quietly and imperceptibly. I bought two of these…

When I finally realized the Fiesta does indeed have a cabin air filter, although the first edition of the owner's manual (US 2011) didn't list any part number or service procedures, and after checking several websites tried it enthusiasts, although the process has been described as complicated. This TYC filter was the lowest price I found as an OEM replacement. Instructions with photos are attached. Disconnect the blue sensor wire by twisting it counterclockwise 1/2 turn. One tedious step is…

Replaced the stock cabin filter with this on my 2012 Ford Fiesta. As several other people have said, this was a real problem due to the location of the filter. The box came with pretty good instructions on how to install the filter, but I found them a bit redundant compared to the video tutorial I found online. Specifically, the instructions that came with it said to remove the glove box and unhook the air duct behind the glove box, which actually seemed unnecessary to remove the filter cover…