Bosch Automotive 6029C HEPA Cabin Air Filter for Acura CSX, ILX, MDX, RDX, RL, RLX, TL, TLX, TSX, ZDX; Honda Accord, Civic, Crosstour, CR-V, Odyssey, Pilot, Ridgeline; Toyota Celica, FJ Cruiser, Prius, 4Runner Review

Fits perfectly on Odyssey 2015. Material doesn't feel thicker considering it's HEPA, but airflow is significantly reduced compared to a dirty OEM filter. Used for 1 fan speed operation, but requires 3 fan speeds for the same effect. This is the first time I'm trying HEPA and depending on how it holds up in spring I'll choose the next filter.

I thought it would be a good idea to buy a brand name one. FALSE This filter cuts airflow in half and if you live in Florida you know it. Unfortunately I found it was 1 day late for a refund so I'll eat it lesson learned. Pay attention to reviews. I can never buy a Bosch again knowing this is a known issue (previous review) and yet they keep selling it. This works for other car models due to the size of the fan, but I think a good company will test and act on their customers' feedback.

It works exactly. Although it slows down the speed of your fans a bit inside and there was a strange smell initially. But after a while he leaves the car fresh. It may be a placebo effect, but I definitely feel like the air I breathe while driving the streets of New York is clean compared to outside pollution. I also feel like my heater blew hotter air as a result. I like it. Also a DIY product 101. Learn to buy and install it yourself instead of spending money on a mechanic. This is the…

Perfect fit for Honda Accord 2008 My previous air filter was a FRAM and I think it reduces outside odors a little more than the other. It doesn't have activated charcoal, so if there are really bad gas smells, some of them will still come through, but not as much as they used to. However, I would say that this restricts airflow a little more than other air filters I've used. For example, to get smooth airflow, instead of fan speed 2 of max 10, I default to a speed of 4 out of 10. It still cools

I recently purchased this filter for my Honda Civic Hybrid. I found the original I had was more durable and fitted the vent snugly. I found the Bosch filter weak and left some space to the right and left of the filter room. On the way I smelled smoke coming from the front car. I don't think I've had any airflow issues and haven't noticed any change from the previous filter. Looking at all this makes me think of opening it up and seeing how much dust or particles the filter holds back after a…

Perfect for my 2014 Honda Accord Sport Sedan. Fresh air now blows into my cabin every day; Smell is significantly cleaner. As a part-time Uber driver, my passengers have even complimented how clean the air in my car smells when driving through a big city in polluted air. This is the ONLY cabin air filter on the market that is HEPA compliant for high temperatures. Quality filtration, the same standard used in TESLA vehicles and INTEL manufacturing facilities. The only downside is that the filter

Needless to say, this is a great product. Before using it, my biggest concern was car fumes! On the highway you can often smell the exhaust fumes from those big trucks and old cars! Since their exhaust emissions are particularly high, gray smoke can even be seen with the naked eye! If you walk behind them, you always smell some serious exhaust! So I had to turn off the external vent button! But it bothers me! Because it seems to me like I'm inhaling carbonic acid, which keeps throwing up! After

As an asthmatic, I usually choose high-quality HEPA or carbon cabin filters for my various vehicles, often from Bosch. I used this filter on my 2007 Honda Civic EX sedan to replace the regular OE filter for about two months. I didn't realize this until I went back to the Revain product page to read other reviews, but other people complaining about the massive drop in airflow are absolutely right. the moment I thought the climate control shock motor was going to either burn out or die from age…

I've heard that HEPA filters reduce airflow due to their manufacture and filtering ability, but decided to give it a try anyway. I figured that sacrificing reduced airflow for cleaner air would be a worthy compromise. But after two weeks of a hot Texas summer, I just gave up. It takes too long for the car to cool down and in the meantime I have to drive with the windows down for a while before that happens and that defeats the purpose of installing this filter. But what (ra) sealed the deal was