How often should AC air filters be changed? | Automotive Cabin Filter

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Is your car out of gas? It could be. Sometimes the most obvious answer is the right one. Technology has spoiled us all. With constant updates on modern dashboards constantly informing that you have “x” miles left until empty, we all push the limits to delay the inevitable fill up at the petrol station. If you were running on fumes and forgot to refuel, or have changed the operating speed that your mileage was posted at (the program works on an average of your fuel consumption at the time of the reading), your car might not have enough gas left in the tank to start. Yeah, it sounds dumb, but it happens. Check that needle.

Many cabin air filters are located behind the glove box and are easily accessible by freeing the glove box from its fasteners; the instructions should be in your car’s owner’s manual. Other cabin air filters are located under the dashboard and may not be easy to reach, or under the hood where fresh air enters the climate control system. Some of these air filters are expensive — as in $50 or more at dealerships — so you could save money by buying a replacement at a parts store or at Cars.com and doing it yourself.

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Service Advisors who don’t inform their customers about the value of regularly changing their cabin air filters are not doing them or their dealership any favors. Recommending an air filter change should be an upsell every time when customers come in for maintenance because the chances are they don’t even know anything about it.

“We are heartbroken by the devastation of these wildfires and want to help those who have been affected in some way,” said Kevin Wagstaff, regional vice president, Nissan North America. “We can only hope this offer of a free in-cabin microfilter replacement provides some relief as communities begin to rebuild.”

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Small. Yes, that is exactly the first thing that comes to mind when you spot the Ace Deluxe. So small, in fact, that its dimensions are similar to that of a 125cc commuter. This is a positive for a quick and nippy city motorcycle and it also makes it more accessible to shorter riders.

What do you guys think? Is the coming electric revolution going to crush the automotive repair business, or will those guys figure out a way to keep making money well into the next few decades? Let us know what you think in the comments section at the bottom of the page.

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