Review on EPAuto CPJ6X (KD45-61-J6X) Premium Cabin Air Filter: Activated Carbon Replacement for Mazda by Michael Barry

I'm done with expensive OEM filters. , the arrow was exactly the same as on the official Mazda filter. I've replaced it in the past so it was easy, but it's easy if you've never done it before. Most of the time was spent removing all the accumulated debris. glove box. After that it only takes a few minutes. Open the glove box. On the bottom right is a plastic lever that acts as a stop for the glove box. Just raise your hand and it will come off. The next part requires a bit of fingertip force to bend the top corners of the open glove box to release the tabs. One slides out easily, but holding it while the other slides out is the tricky part. Once both are released, the door will open wide enough to pull out the filter. At this point, you can just remove the entire glove box, but you don't have to. The filter is simply removed and the new one snaps into place. .It takes 30 seconds to snap the glove box and place the stop on the right side. Then another 10 minutes to free the glove compartment from the garbage you have hidden in the glove compartment. I don't know if charcoal affects the glove box. Filter performance, but I did not find any disadvantages in it. Great value for money and something most can do themselves.