Cabin Air FIlter

How Often Should Your Honda's Cabin Air Filter Be Replaced?

Over time, your Honda's air filter will become dirty because it traps dirt, debris, and other contaminants. When your Honda cabin air filter is dirty, it cannot clean the air in your vehicle, and it can also limit how much airflow is entering the cabin. Typically, you'll want to inspect your cabin air filter every 15,000 to 30,000 miles, but we recommend checking your owner's manual for more specific information since every Honda is different. At Honda Marysville, we always perform a multi-point inspection on your vehicle. If you visit us for an oil change, we'll also inspect every air filter and part in your vehicle to ensure nothing needs to be fixed or replaced.

Signs That You Need A New Cabin Air Filter

If you notice your Honda showing any of the following signs, you should schedule a service appointment at Honda Marysville so a factory-trained technician can do a thorough inspection:

• Your Honda's heating or cooling system is emitting loud or excessive noise.
• You notice a whistling sound coming from the air ducts in the interior.
• Your heat or air conditioning is on high, but little to no air is pushed out.
• You notice a musty, dank, or disgusting smell inside your Honda.

While changing your air filter may seem low on the priority list, you'll want to do it as soon as possible to ensure that you are breathing clean and healthy air. Additionally, you don't want to be in the cold of the winter or the summer heat with subpar heat or air conditioning.