Charcoat filter for in-cabin filter ?
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- 2022 CX-5 Turbo
I think I saw them on Amazon.
They are more expensive. I recall that the ones on my ex-BMW costs $40 each MSRP, usually $25 on sales or discount.
And, it needed two. They don't call BMW, Break My Wallet, for no reason.
Charcoal filter can eliminate odor much better than the OE one.
They are more expensive. I recall that the ones on my ex-BMW costs $40 each MSRP, usually $25 on sales or discount.
And, it needed two. They don't call BMW, Break My Wallet, for no reason.
Charcoal filter can eliminate odor much better than the OE one.
I found an ATP FA-14 that's supposed to fit a CX-9 perfectly, and has a layer of activated carbon. My wife is not a big fan of new car smells from plastic and new rubber matts. Does your service manual have any instructions on how change the filter ? Can you post a pdf ?
Found it ! http://www.paulstravelpictures.com/Mazda-CX-9-Cabin-Air-Filter-Cleaning-Replacement-Guide/
The ATP FA-19 is a perfect fit for CX-9.
Found it ! http://www.paulstravelpictures.com/Mazda-CX-9-Cabin-Air-Filter-Cleaning-Replacement-Guide/
The ATP FA-19 is a perfect fit for CX-9.
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Um, FA-19 or FA-14? The FA-19 seems to be mostly listed as for the Ford Fiesta, and has a cardboard frame.
FA-14 is a filter element only without a frame.
