🚗 ECOGARD XC36080 Premium Cabin Air Filter for Acura RDX, Honda Civic, CR-V, Fit, HR-V, Odyssey, Insight, Clarity - 2019-2020, 2016-2019, 2017-2019, 2009-2019, 2018-2020, 2010-2019, 2017-2019 Review

Don't pay your dealer to replace your cabin air filter. Brought in for an oil change, my dealer wanted 99.99 for an engine and cabin filter change. i said no thanks Both filters together cost $25. That means the dealer charged $75 for 10 minutes of simple filter installation work. (YouTube it) Don't let anyone tell you that this filter is low or not as good as the one in your car. It's the same, if not better. I was supposed to take a picture but it is exactly as pictured on Revain and arrived…

Easy to install. NEVER EVER let a parking garage charge you $59.99 plus commissions and taxes for work you SHOULD do every six months and CAN do in about three minutes. Requires no tools or automotive knowledge. As easy as cake. Captures the smoke produced when %% smokes in front of you with the windows open. Good clean fresh air. Yours has probably already screwed up with the leaves. Getting one is easy. Watch it on Youtube and then do it. Mine was for a Honda Fit. Did it in 90 seconds…

I cannot vouch for the effectiveness of the filter as it is new but it was a perfect match for the original that came with our 2019 Acura RDX. The building materials also seem to be very similar. The replacement took less than 5 minutes: remove the two plastic panels in the glove box, extract the old filter, replace it with a new one and put the plastic parts back. Tools are not required. Just be careful when you take out the old one, make sure which side of the filter is facing up so air flows

2012 Honda Fit - Fits perfectly and looks exactly like the original factory/dealer. Very easy to install. Takes about 3-4 minutes, including emptying the glove box, taking out the filter and housing, taking it out to compare dirty and clean in the sun, writing the date and mileage on the side of the filter with a pen, installing the filter, and the scrap back in the glove box ! Much less time (about 1-2 minutes) if you're not staring at the old one or making notes at the new one like I…

Cabin air filter changed at 15,000 miles. I was surprised how dirty it was. Given the amount of dirt and debris I saw I might change that filter to 12k next time. The filter itself is identical to the original factory filter that I took out. Access to the filter was easy. The procedures are as follows in case anyone needs them: 1. Open the glove box.2. Locate the locking tabs on the left and right side of the glove box.3. Push on the sides of the glove box where these tabs are located to fully…

This cabin air filter is comparable to the OE filter that comes with the car. The last time I changed mine, I made the mistake of buying another brand with a charcoal feature, believing it was better because of the charcoal feature. For some reason the car sometimes smells dusty when I start the car or turn on the heating or air conditioning, which I think could be from the cabin filter. So when it came time to replace it again, I settled on the better known (at least here at Revain) brand…

I bought this to replace the cabin air filter on my 2016 Honda HR-V. My goal was to avoid the mugging known as the dealer. I also have to say that I am extremely NOT comfortable when it comes to anything that is mechanical or requires multiple steps. I did some research and read that it is very similar to a car dealership and costs a lot less money. I went ahead and bought it. I watched some YouTube videos to see if I could install this and ordered it. My car air conditioner smelled a bit musty