Wondering If You Should Change Your In-Cabin Air Filter?

I decided to change the in-cabin air filter in my 2004 Nisan Pathfinder Armada. While the SUV is nearly 5 years old, I've only put about 18K miles on it thus far. As you'll see in the video, I should have changed this filter long ago...

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• 2004
• Nissan
• Pathfinder
• Armada
• In-Cabin
• Air
• Filter
• SUV
• Car
• Dealer
• Quality

[macdaddybill]

I replaced the filter in my 98 accord last year (120k) for the first time and I didn't have a lot of debris but it was charcoal black! Just did my 07 maxima tonight with 47k miles but it had been changed before i owned it and discovered they put filter in backwards, ugh. but it was dirty enough and i paid 16 at walmart for the fram one. My girlfriends son who was driving the accord noticed a difference in airflow and it smelled better, it makes a big difference, thanks for sharing vid.

[boncukerhan]

and your fan blower still working properly? :)

[MaxxPainII]

Thanks for sharing. Gonna order one.

[markovkaification]

dont go to dealer just go to autozone, pepboys, or on line delers r expensive

[edufur]

They are actually designed to be done the easier way. You wouldn't have cracked it. The molded vinyl is not brittle.

[akilla214u2c]

Yeah, I have changed my filters at least 10 times In an 05 pathfinder. The problem I'm having now is clicking noise with the drive shaft. With very few Nissan Service Centers in Germany that I can find.