🌬️ ACDelco GM CF181 Cabin Air Filter: Optimal OEM Performance for Clean & Fresh Air Review

Perfect. Same part number as the original in my car which hasn't changed in at least 5 years (didn't realize something like this needed to be replaced). First of all great, I will order more.

Great for my 2012 Chevy Sonic. The only drawback was the lack of instructions. I had to search the internet for the location of the filter in the car, but otherwise it was easy to install. Made a big difference in heating and air conditioning airflow.

I bought a HVAC filter for my Chevrolet Sonic and I wanted good quality so I bought one from ACDelco. I watched a video on YouTube and it wasn't difficult at all. To install. Just slide the door off the glove box and push a couple of latches, open the door and it slides out. Again, everything was of high quality and delivered quickly.

changed the filter and now the car is fogging up faster and even has some condensation which I didn't have before, particularly good time has gotten me now this winter and I have ice on both sides of the car. I don't see too many other posts on this topic but this is what I found. It was easy to install, but that's a machine issue, not a filter issue.

Installed in my 1st generation Volt (2013). The comport is behind the glove box. Direction is important to installation, so make sure the filter is in the correct direction for airflow. At 1 volt, the airflow is directed toward the ground. The fan sucks in air and you can see the fan when the filter is off. I replaced mine 18 months ago and am in the process of doing it again as it's starting to look pretty dirty.

This is the exact same filter that came with my daughter's Chevy Cruze. Arrived well, but when installed the left side was bent in towards the center (it's just thin cardboard). I straightened it out and hope the slight bend doesn't affect performance. I've seen reviews of other filters complaining that they're too ripped. Maybe they have cars that need some play built in. In a Chevy Cruze, this is a straight shot and a stiffer frame would be better. I will try another one next time.

I can confirm this is OEM hardware on a 2014 Chevy Sonic. Living in Vegas, my air conditioner runs at full capacity 90% of the year. After owning the car for 20 months, I noticed a big drop in airflow from pulling into a parking lot. After the exchange, the difference is day and night. I definitely recommend this product as a regular skin care product. Checking the current filter is very easy, so take 5 minutes to drop the glove box. If the filter is gray, replace it. You'll appreciate all the…

So in January I bought this and several other AC Delco products because of their discounts. I applied for discounts with no problems and inquired today as I was wondering where they are. Typical discount experience. As it turns out, 2/3 were turned down for "outside the promotion window". Um no, the promotion window opened on January 1st 2020 and runs until June 30th 2020. I called and complained and the CSR agreed that they should have been paid but needed to request their verification. Also…

By now you've probably discovered that your Chevy Volt doesn't have a cabin air filter, and I'm here to say there's a reason why. While you can rest assured that the air just being pumped through those vents onto your face is being filtered, you should also note that the inner front screen is more prone to fogging and takes longer to clear itself. Apparently the filter blocks enough pressure to clear fogging in seconds, but now the windshield also tends to get slightly damp on the inside…