Tips

                  

                    
Replacing your vehicle's filters on a regularly scheduled basis will help the vehicle run better and last longer. (Refer to your owner's manual for your vehicle's specific filter change intervals).
                    
You will need to replace the air filter more often if you frequently drive on dirt roads or live in a dusty area. This will help protect the internal parts of the engine from premature wear.
                    
If your vehicle is equipped with a cabin air filter, change that too. A dirty cabin air filter reduces the airflow through the vehicle's ventilation system. Cabin air filters help keep pollens, fumes, smoke, and other materials from reaching the inside of a vehicle. See your owner's manual to determine if your vehicle is equipped with a cabin air filter.
                  

FAQ

                  

                    
Does it take a long time to change the air filter?
                    
No, an air filter usually only takes a few minutes to replace and is simple to do on your own.
                    
Is a dirty cabin air filter dangerous to my health?
                    
Yes, a dirty cabin air filter may be dangerous to your health. A dirty cabin air filter reduces the airflow through the vehicle's ventilation system. Cabin air filters help keep pollens, fumes, smoke, and other materials from reaching the inside of a vehicle and reaching you.
                  

Troubleshooting

Due to a missing or dirty Professional Cabin Air Filter, these problems may occur:
                  

                    
Debris will get into the heating and cooling vents
                    
Reduced air flow through the heating and cooling vents will occur
                    
Filter impurities from incoming air will enter the passenger cabin
                  

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