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Cabin filter OEM Honda or K&N
Treat yourself to a washable K&N Cabin Filter. The filter and cleaning kit quickly pay for themselves. I clean mine every 6 months just cause.
Pros: washable, pays for itself
Vehicle:
Subaru
I couldn’t find a similar sized non-OEM filter, so I went OEM there too. But also, before you buy the cabin filter, try vacuuming the one that is in there. If you can get it pretty clean then don’t worry about a new one for another few thousand miles.
Pros: vacuum to clean
Cons: hard to find non-OEM
Vehicle:
Honda
Since I was in the area, and needed to swap out the cabin air filter, I opted for one from K&N. I have upgraded to the B5.5 filter housing so that is why this should work. There is a slight length difference but it does fit.
Pros: it does fit
Cons: slight length difference
Vehicle:
Volkswagen Passat B5
Compared to the honda ones I don't notice a difference in the cabin air. They fitted fine and saved me about $20 bucks.
Pros: fitted fine, saved money
Cons: no difference
Vehicle:
Honda Civic
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