Posted on 4/26/2023
The cabin air filter is typically made of paper and fibrous materials. It's a rectangular object fixed around the front part of the car. The work of the cabin air filter is to stop contamination such as smoke, dust, dirt, pollen, mold, etc. The contaminants can get in the car cabin during heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC system). It also keeps the bugs and rodents out of the car. How Do Cabin Air Filter Work? The air entering the cabin passes through the cabin air filter. The filter has papers and fibrous materials that trap the debris and allow clean air to enter the cabin. Eventually, when the debris builds up, the filter is replaced. The driving conditions and the climate determine the filter life. For instance, if you drive on a dusty road, you must change the cabin filter regularly. Other weather conditions, such as the snow, can cause mold buildup, therefore, a shorter cabin air filter lifespan. Benefits of Changing the Cabin Air Filter Numerous benefits ... read more