About Cabin air filter
#1
12-06-2008, 07:49 PM
About Cabin air filter
hi, this is sound little bit stupid...
but I am going to have baby soon so.. I want to change cabin air filter...but, I don't know which filteris the best performance filter..
I don'twant my baby to breatheall the dirt...
please help me to find goodone ...
oh,and I am living in Toronto....
but I am going to have baby soon so.. I want to change cabin air filter...but, I don't know which filteris the best performance filter..
I don'twant my baby to breatheall the dirt...
please help me to find goodone ...
oh,and I am living in Toronto....
#2
12-06-2008, 07:54 PM
RE: About Cabin air filter
They are all about the same..I have and always have used the Jag brand filter.
On a side note..Your intentions to protect your new baby is admirable, but the chances of the little time he/she will spend in the car vs the time in your pollute house air is inconsequential.
On a side note..Your intentions to protect your new baby is admirable, but the chances of the little time he/she will spend in the car vs the time in your pollute house air is inconsequential.
#4
12-07-2008, 07:40 PM
#5
12-07-2008, 07:50 PM
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RE: About Cabin air filter
Bubble baby?
remember that is exposure to the world that build resistance to the ill effects.
If you want to make your child strong, you cant overprotect it.
you can get a cabinfilter from Carquest... best to bring in your old one and have them match it up.
If you let them use their look up system, they will always tell you it is not in stock. But if you show them yours, they always have one!.
It is quite long and skinny, so they can find it on the shelf easily.
remember that is exposure to the world that build resistance to the ill effects.
If you want to make your child strong, you cant overprotect it.
you can get a cabinfilter from Carquest... best to bring in your old one and have them match it up.
If you let them use their look up system, they will always tell you it is not in stock. But if you show them yours, they always have one!.
It is quite long and skinny, so they can find it on the shelf easily.
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12-08-2008, 03:45 PM
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#10
12-09-2008, 11:14 AM
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RE: About Cabin air filter
You didn't look very hard. Google is your friend. Or just do what Bo said.
http://www.partsgeek.com/gbparts/200...ek+Google+Base
http://www.partsgeek.com/gbparts/200...ek+Google+Base
#11
12-10-2008, 12:41 PM
#12
12-10-2008, 04:06 PM
RE: About Cabin air filter
well, I have one more question.
when I was trying to change filter, there is sign, air flow.
Which direction do I put this in?
I was thinking that the air flow arrow direct back. right? cuz air goes into the car.
but when I saw the old one. it direct front...
Can anyone tell me the right direction???
when I was trying to change filter, there is sign, air flow.
Which direction do I put this in?
I was thinking that the air flow arrow direct back. right? cuz air goes into the car.
but when I saw the old one. it direct front...
Can anyone tell me the right direction???
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