TYC 800030P Hyundai/Kia: High-Performance Replacement Cabin Air Filter for Optimal Air Quality Review

I installed this on my '07 Hyundai Entourage. Like many other people, I have never changed the filter in my car. We bought it new and the filter is already 7 years old. and it was DIRTY. It was easy to replace and since the dealer was charging over $75 to do the job, great savings.

After being told it would cost over $50 to replace this part at the store I decided to do it myself and ordered the part here. It took me less than 10 minutes to swap out our old filter and this has been working fine ever since. The engine now runs a little quieter, that's something.

i had to stuff it into my 2001 hondai elantra gls but it fits. This car had a slot for the cabin air filter but it wasn't installed so I installed it and it smelled fruity at first but after a few days it didn't smell like anything. So I think he's doing his job!

Put this in a 2002 Hyundai Elantra; fits like a glove. Great price and it comes with a bezel (my car didn't have one). The kit came with instructions specific to my machine with pictures and also indicated the correct direction of the filter to ensure it was installed correctly. Much cheaper than me and would definitely order again.

The filter comes in a nice frame. It took me hours to learn how to get to the filter on the Kia just prior to this install, resulting in a quick and painless install on the Hyundai. FYI, the 3 year old cabin air filter in the Kia was dirty so I didn't know what to expect in that case. It turned out that Hyundai did not have a filter, but there was a slot for a new filter. I recommend this filter.

Perfect replacement for my '06 Elantra, much cheaper than elsewhere. The original filter has not been changed since 06. I don't think I've ever seen a dirtier filter. Between all the dirt and leaves I was surprised to find air coming out of the vents. For that cost, I will replace them annually. Replaces OEM part number 97133-2d000. It even came with illustrated instructions, which made installation easier. The instructions said it would do; 01-06 Elantra, 07-08 Entourage, 03-06 Tiburon, 06-07…

Perfect fit for my wife's 2003 Hyundai Elantra. Long story short, the mouse got stuck in its fan cage, at least in part because it didn't have a cabin filter installed. I got over this fairly easily (hope the poor thing passed out pretty quickly from the blower housing vibrations) but was surprised there wasn't a filter. I've never tested this, so I have to assume the factory never installed it. We never noticed it wasn't installed, so I'm not sure we'll notice it's installed now. Either way…

Perfect Fit for 2007 Hyundai Entourage / Kia Sedona Minivan. Much cheaper than OEM and I have no reason to think it's not as good. Installation Tip: Do not separate the piston until you have removed the 2 clips holding the glove box. The plunger closes on the passenger door and the lower end just pops out of the tongue. If you remove this first, it will be more difficult to remove the two clips as they support the weight of the glove box door. To remove the clips, pull them towards the center…