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- VEHICLE APPLICATIONS: 2007-2012 Nissan Altima; 2009-2014 Nissan Maxima; 2009-2014 Nissan Murano; 2011-2017 Nissan Quest
- FILTER CROSS REFERENCES: Nissan (27277-JA000, 27277-JA00A, 27277-JA00C, B7277-JN20A); Premium Guard PC5871; Purolator C45871
- EASY INSTALL: This cabin air filter is located behind the glove box and on average will only take 15 minutes to replace the old filter with a new filter. It is important to replace your cabin air filter periodically to help keep the air in your vehicle clean. During extreme weather and heat, the HVAC system has to work harder and a clean cabin air filter is essential in helping your HVAC system run more efficiently.
- FRAM Fresh Breeze cabin air filters are the only cabin air filters built with Arm & Hammer baking soda combined with carbon embedded in the filter. Cabin air filters have proven to be essential as air quality can be severely affected by wildfire smoke, pollen, dirt, and other irritants. It is important to replace your cabin air filter periodically to help keep the air in your vehicle clean.
- This cabin air filter will help protect your vehicles heating and air conditioning unit while allowing for the most efficient air flow into the cabin of your vehicle.
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FRAM Fresh Breeze Cabin Air Filter with Arm & Hammer Baking Soda, CF11173 for Nissan Vehicles
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Informação adicional
| Manufacturer | FRAM |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fram |
| Model | CF11173 |
| Item Weight | 7 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 10.55 x 11.03 x 0.78 inches |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Item model number | CF11173 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Exterior | Painted |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CF11173 |
| Date First Available | August 2, 2013 |
jonathan norel –
Ok so the filter itself is great, well made, good quality. Really really top notch!
With that said, I should of listened to everyone that says it’s a bitch to install/replace these. Cause they were right!
I first started it thinking I can do this without removing the glove box, I quickly found out that that’s not happening. I actually could remove the cover, and pull out the old filter before having to remove the glove box, because I realized there was no way I could put in the new one without removing the glove box. So I removed it, but still….putting in this filter WAS NOT EASY! Damn!
But with that said….once I was all done, I was glad I did it. Cause I have a 09 Altima, that I bought used. I got it like 2 years ago. It already had like 70,000 miles on it when I got it. And I bet you this is the first time this filter was changed, ever! That whole slot where the filter goes into was full of dry leaves and bunches of dust. So when I pulled out that old filter my whole car got covered in dust. But luckily the majority of the leaves and dust stayed in the passenger rug. So I took that out shook it off. Then vacuumed the whole car. So after I pulled out the filter I stuck my hand in the slot as much as possible and pushed out loads of junk. So this filter really needed changing. But boy did Nissan make that not easy!!
Ryan Zacarias –
Got the job down in my old car. And has a scent to it. Makes the ac give out clean air saw the difference right away. Thank you
Alfredof –
Without the washability and reconditioning of the higher end fillers it does the job and well. Figment is perfect and installs rather easily. The added scent is nice but the filter does a great job itself filtering all outside air.
Kris –
I have both a 2008 Nissan Altima and a 2013 Nissan Pathfinder, so while Amazon said this was a good fit for the Pathfinder, reading the reviews made me a bit skeptical. So I decided to buy one, try it out in my Pathfinder and if it didn’t fit, I would just use it in my Altima. First, let me say that Nissan’s engineering of the Cabin Air Filter “holder” leaves a lot to be desired. Getting to the filter is a bit of a pain, though it is much easier on the Pathfinder than the Altima. The filter slides in (as opposed to dropping in like most factory engine air filters) and Nissan’s cover for the cabin air filter is much shorter than the length of the air filter. So you need to slide one corner of the filter in, then compress the filter to get the other far corner in; Then do the same on the near side. That’s why you see so many pictures of filters looking like mangled accordions. As many other reviewers stated, wonderful people have contributed video tutorials on YouTube for exact install details. Know the process, take your time, and you’ll be fine.
So when I removed the factory air filter from the 2013 Pathfinder, the Fram had the same width and thickness–the length was about an inch longer. So I tried to install it, figuring the filter may just compress a bit. The filter did go it, but the sides buckled a bit, which likely left more gaps along the edges than there should be. So I removed it and instead of just installing it in my Altima, I decided to cut it down to the same length as the factory filter and try again. This worked out well. The filter went it and the buckling was reduced (there was still some buckling because the edges are kind of a cardboard material and once creased, they’ll likely always bend at those points). Seeing as this is a cabin air filter and the impact of not having an absolutely perfect fit is likely insignificant, I’m going to call it a win and move on with my life. I picked up another for my Altima and the CF11173 matched its size perfectly.
When comparing this side-by-side with the Nissan cabin air filters, the Fram appears to be much better quality–but I have absolutely no quantitative reason to make this claim. It just feels sturdier and better made. And one of best features of the Fram filter is it includes a small tab that you can use to get the filter out when the time comes to replace it (getting those factory filters out is more challenging than it really should be). I’ve run this Fram filter before in an Infiniti and I was happy with it. It’s a car cabin air filter, so it’s hard to get too excited about it, but it seems to do the job. The air in my cars smells, well, like clean air.
At under $20, you can save a [relatively] good bit of money by doing this small piece of automotive maintenance yourself.
Brent Banghart –
Fits my 2016 Nissan Quest Model SV perfectly.
Jayhawker –
good
marcel –
Good fit, works well
Kris –
Cabin air filter. What more do you need. Installation kind of sucked but that’s not frams fault.
Joey Rub. –
Exelent product
Alfredo Flores Morales –
This fit our 2010 Murano but boy did it take some finagling. Fram makes good filters but I will let a mechanic install it next time.