🚗 Upgraded TYC 800143P Cabin Air Filter for Honda Insight - Enhanced Replacement for Optimal Performance Review

Easy do-it-yourself assembly saves you a lot of money compared to dealer costs. The fit is perfect, the quality is worth the money and if you have any doubts about how to do it yourself, just go to youtube and your worries will go away.

Not much to say about the air filter but it fits my Honda Insight and the quality seems excellent. It's easy to install. There are three tabs on the sides of the glove box that you need to press and the glove box will fall down revealing the filter cover. Press the 2 tabs on the sides of the plastic cover, remove and replace the old filter, noting the airflow direction arrow. .

Good replacement filter. The main complaint is that the build quality was mediocre. With a used plastic frame and glue not all the ribs supported so one side was kind of curved and not completely square which would likely create an air gap which defeats the purpose of the filter. I tried smoothing it out with my hand but it still bowed a little on one side.

Matches my 11 year old insight, no problem. It was a bit hard to change, I really felt like I was going to break the glove box door, but I just had to put in some effort to get it open. I was very surprised that the cabin filter was so dirty only after 25,000 km. I'm glad the filter removes this junk from the air, but then I got worried that this junk is still in the air.

Was at the Honda dealer for a scheduled service and the technician stated the cabin air filter was dirty and needed replacing. However, the $60 fee seemed high to me, so I decided to risk this $8 filter as the reviews were excellent. After watching a short YouTube video on changing the filter, I installed this new filter in less than 5 minutes. Fits perfectly. Immediate improvement in AC flow noticed.

There is nothing to say about this product, it is easy to install and looks exactly like the original product. It just costs a lot less. Installation: Press on the sides of the glove box door. Leave it open and hang there. Open the obvious filter cover. Take out the old one and put in the new one. Reattach the cover. Close the glove box door. Total running time: 5 minutes. Total cost of labor: Nothing.

I have a 2012 Honda Insight. I never thought about changing the air filter myself until the body shop wanted to charge me $60 to do it. To be honest, $60 is nothing to service your car. But just out of curiosity, I decided to do a little research to see if I could do it myself. It's so easy, my grandma could do it with her eyes closed! Let me tell you how long it took me. I chose to do this near my gym parking lot because I was 10 minutes early. It took me less than 5 minutes to take out the…

I recently took my CR-Z to a Honda dealer for service. As always, I was offered a cabin air filter replacement at an obscenely high price of $85 for parts and installation. Steal, I checked Revain and found this $11 third party device that comes with Revain Prime so I ordered it. The instructions that came with it don't apply to my CR-Z - it's the same part as the Insight (which is actually advertised as fitting.) It took me about ten minutes to figure out where the filter was and less than…