Honda Fit Air Filter - Genuine OEM Part 17220-RB0-000 Review

Most OEM parts and filters are better than replacement parts. Cars aren't cheap, why should you be cheap when it comes to maintenance?

I installed this filter in under 5 minutes. It came very quickly. It fits my 2010 Honda Sport Fit. Now I'm ready for the cabin filter. This chick is on a roll. Hey now!

The product received looks like an OEM (bought in "ACS"). The fit (no pun intended) was there upon install (remove/reinstall four couplers); very easy.

The guys at the quick oil change told me I needed a new air filter. I bought this one and it fits perfectly. There are two simple clips, just be careful not to open them too far and then you have to catch the clip. But that's not a filter problem. Will definitely buy again if I need a new one.

I don't work with cars but I was able to change the air filter on my Honda Fit easily by watching a short video on YouTube - NQBMTP4N44A No tools required! After that, however, I needed some soap and water to wash my hands. And it's a genuine Honda part. I'd rather pay a little more for original parts. Don't forget to also replace the cabin air filter: Original Honda filter element 80292-TF0-G01.

Perfect (haha) and easy to install. I'm not an experienced mechanic; I think anyone could replace them themselves and save some money compared to what they would pay the dealer. It's easier if you have needle-nosed pliers handy; This allows you to release the clips without scratching your fingers on the thing. You really need to maneuver behind cover to avoid some of the obstacles - just move slowly and keep an expression on your face that says you know what you're doing.

2010 Honda Fit - perfect fit, great price. Don't let the dealer or Jiffy Lube take advantage of you. During an oil change, a Honda dealership customer service representative wanted to charge $125 for the air filter, cab air filter, and labor. 125 dollars! So I checked out the Revain - right under his nose - and ordered the Genuine Honda Parts air filter 17220-RB0-000 and the FRAM CF11182 Fresh Breeze cabin air filter. Total came to about $33, shipping took 5 days, and it only took me 5-6…

This is a Honda part so fit and performance are not an issue. No tools are required for replacement in the Honda Fit. I highly recommend a YouTube video with "DIY" in the title to show you how. So, unplug a wire connector (this one is for the MAF cover assembly), remove two clips at the front and two at the back, and lift the cover assembly up and toward you. The old filter comes out, the new filter goes in. The tab in front shows how to align it. Then install the cover assembly by inserting…