Received my order today. I bought 3 filters, one for each of our cars, and with shipping, the total was $28.70. They look just like OEM, and came individually packaged. Great deal, fast shipping (3 day delivery).randyshemin@comcast. wrote:The instructions posted above are great. I checked ours at 11k miles last weekend and it was still clean. I'll replace it at 15k like I do on our Sentra and Mitsubshi.
Here's a place that sells the filters for many cars at a great price. $8.18 for the Versa filter plus shipping. https://www.logical-source.com/Default.html
In-Cabin Microfilter Replacement
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randyshemin@comcast.
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Re: In-Cabin Microfilter Replacement (randyshemin@comcast.)
Re: (frankoV)
heres my filter after 20000 not as dirty as i tought it was going to be.
Re: (BigBodyV)
Crap...time to get mine replaced....BigBodyV wrote:heres my filter after 20000 not as dirty as i tought it was going to be.
Re: In-Cabin Microfilter Replacement (randyshemin@comcast.)
thanks for the link, ordered one and installed for 15$ as opposed to 90$ lolrandyshemin@comcast. wrote:The instructions posted above are great. I checked ours at 11k miles last weekend and it was still clean. I'll replace it at 15k like I do on our Sentra and Mitsubshi.
Here's a place that sells the filters for many cars at a great price. $8.18 for the Versa filter plus shipping. https://www.logical-source.com/Default.html
Re: In-Cabin Microfilter Replacement (br4dysays)
Anyone know if you remove the glove box, can you see the airbag if you stick your head into the whole where the glove box was?
EDIT: Yes you can somewhat.
Modified by NODES at 1:10 AM 10/12/2009
EDIT: Yes you can somewhat.
Modified by NODES at 1:10 AM 10/12/2009
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Shad0wXCalibur
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Re: In-Cabin Microfilter Replacement (NODES)
I just replaced mine and I spent about 5 minutes of being frustrated from not being able to get the top of it to pop out until I realized all you gotta do is grab the tab with some pliers and pull it towards the floorboard and out it pops with ease...
Re: In-Cabin Microfilter Replacement (Shad0wXCalibur)
Ditto, in frustration I yanked and it came out. The new one from, NAPA is a lot easier to take out.Shad0wXCalibur wrote:I just replaced mine and I spent about 5 minutes of being frustrated from not being able to get the top of it to pop out until I realized all you gotta do is grab the tab with some pliers and pull it towards the floorboard and out it pops with ease...
Side Note - The bulb and the bulb holder are $26 plus taxes at the dealership.
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Re: In-Cabin Microfilter Replacement (NODES)
Screw that. It'd be cheaper and cooler to wire up an LED strip inside there or something. But it seems like those tiny dim bulbs take forever to blow out.NODES wrote:Side Note - The bulb and the bulb holder are $26 plus taxes at the dealership.
Re: In-Cabin Microfilter Replacement (Shad0wXCalibur)
I am in the process of throwing an LED in mine.Shad0wXCalibur wrote:
Screw that. It'd be cheaper and cooler to wire up an LED strip inside there or something. But it seems like those tiny dim bulbs take forever to blow out.