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pros and cons of adding a cabin air filter 850 1995

posted by  Gerald C on  Sat Mar 29 04:03 CST 2003
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IMHO, this is a very worthwhile thing to have. Not only does the filter capture an amazing amount of *junk* that would otherwise be in your cabin, but it also has been linked to prolonging the life of the A/C evaporator coil. In fact the filter is included in the repair kit for the evaporator. The only con is having to replace the filter annually at a little cost. The newest filter design has embedded charcoal and costs more, so shop around for replacements. When you install the housing, you may have to remove a few parts to get good access, but thereafter, filter changes only require removing a couple of screws.

Gerald C






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