OEM Nissan Cabin Air Filters
Value Advantage™ STANDARD CABIN AIR FILTER
Value Advantage™ IN CABIN AIR FILTER
Value Advantage™ IN CABIN AIR FILTER
Value Advantage™ IN CABIN AIR FILTER
Value Advantage™ STANDARD CABIN AIR FILTER
Value Advantage™ STANDARD CABIN AIR FILTER
Value Advantage™ IN CABIN AIR FILTER
Value Advantage™ IN CABIN AIR FILTER
Value Advantage™ STANDARD CABIN AIR FILTER
Value Advantage™ STANDARD CABIN AIR FILTER
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Why Do You Need a Cabin Air Filter?
Like an engine air filter, it captures airborne contaminants. We're talking dust and dirt from the road this time, though, plus insects, allergens like mold spores and pollen, you name it. Without one, the ducts and vents in the heater and air conditioner would fill up with muck. You're in luck; at Nissan Wholesale Direct, we've got the best replacements you can get -- genuine OEM: Nissan quality, guaranteed to fit, and best of all, warranty backed for peace of mind.
What Happens if the Cabin Air Filter Gets Dirty and You Don't Change it?
It stays dirty. With enough buildup, accumulated for long enough, it'll clog and restrict airflow severely, with bad consequences.
Cabin air quality will get a lot worse, for one, and fast; your interior will start to smell stale or in need of a good cleaning. Worse yet, the engine will start working harder than it needs to. This'll affect other electrical systems -- the alternator, for instance, or even the drivetrain. That'll mean wear and tear, long term -- and all the bigger repair bills that come with it.
Does a Cabin Air Filter Affect the Car AC?
Yes. Neither the air conditioning nor the heating will work as well. That's sure to stress the motor even more, too.
How Often Should You Change the Cabin Air Filter?
As often as you see the signs it's going bad -- namely, worn or brittle filter fibers, dirt and debris buildup, and restricted airflow, and the telltale Check Engine light on the dash along with it. Otherwise, replace the filter every 15,000 miles or so, according to the maintenance schedule in your owner's manual.
What's the Average Cost of Cabin Air Filter Replacement?
It can run $30 to $80, sometimes $70 to $100 or more. You'll save money here; our pricing is lower than MSRP, and sometimes, you can get a pretty steep discount.
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