Cabin Air Filter - which one is the best

I tried K&N in the Sahel.. doesnt work as well as the original

Was hoping it would be an upgrade to the OEM. Now I wish i had kept the ol dirty filter. My truck now gets a fine layer of dust everywhere on the inside. Didnt get it with the original filter. So for anyone driving n crazy dust: the K&N is NOT good enough vis a vis dust..
 
Coming from a 68 F100 that I've driven for 35 years, a cabin filter is quite a novelty.
I still drive with the windows down 95% of the time.
But that may change this summer. Never had A/C in my vehicle before. Wifes truck, sure. She gets mad that I always roll my window down in her truck.
It gets above 120° here in summer. Occasionally someone would ask if my A/C was broken. "What A/C? My dash doesn't even have vents for A/C".
My motorcycle doesn't have a cabin filter either.

Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk
 
Does anyone else think the cabin filter location would be a great place to store illegal drugs? :spy:
 
Does anyone else think the cabin filter location would be a great place to store illegal drugs? :spy:

If they suspect drugs and call in a K9 unit you won't stand a chance.

I still think the best filter is the Lexus OEM filter with activated charcoal.
 
Charcoal filters are cute but activated charcoal starts acting the minute you pull it out of the bag. Lifespan dependent upon how much fumes/odors it sees. Once its saturated its done. At that point you now have a an overpriced filter with toast charcoal.
 
This might be a silly question. What direction do you have to put the filter back on?

The filter has a "UP" arrow mark, but the air flows down. So do you put the filter with the arrow mark pointing downwards?
 
Dealer is selling this for $27.59 us Promo code: GRob25Q324

its nearly 3x more expensive then others - $61.97 (local price)
s-l1000.jpg

Dealer is selling this for $27.59 us Promo code: GRob25Q324 for 25% off

Screenshot 2026-01-19 at 10.25.04 PM.jpg
 

Attachments

  • Screenshot 2026-01-19 at 10.25.04 PM.jpg
    Screenshot 2026-01-19 at 10.25.04 PM.jpg
    35.7 KB · Views: 239
I have always used K&N ReUsable filters - Cabin & Engine since my very 1st '74 FJ40. Clean as necessary.
 
I’d probably lean OEM or WIX. Has anyone compared how well the carbon layer actually controls odors over time?
 

Members online

Forum statistics

Threads
278,316
Messages
3,554,109
Members
248,016
Latest member
Advally Service

Trending content

Back
Top