thiggins

Has ANYONE actually added a cabin air filter to the latest gen Ford F-150 ?

LaBalaDePlata

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Theres alot of expensive cars that dont have one, dont know why, but they just dont have one, i wish it did though

HoustonRider

these are $20-40k trucks with $30-50+ MSRPs lol

f150dave2002

I did the air filter mod on my 2002, I would definitely do it to my 2013 if someone comes up with a way... like the door swing out fix... I'm sure someone can make it work here.

Yones

One major reason for not having filters is the fact that they are mold magnets. If not taken replaced often and or get wet, can cause many allergies to flare inside vehicle.

kulak

I wonder if this is what caused my wife's Camry AC to smell like mold. Most Toyotas have filters and there are tons of complaints. The dealer has already replaced the evaporator core on a new car with a mold resistant replacement. Didn't fix our problem. Toyota says we aren't using A/C right. They have us a bulletin teaching us how to use it. We're not suppose to use recirculate. We're also suppose to turn off AC and blow outside air a few minutes before arrival to dry it out.

STingray1300

But, you ARE talking about a Toyota...

My '95 540i had one, and changing out each year (as prescribed) yielded nice fresh, allergen-free air inside the cabin.

They do have to be changed regularly.

Very well worth the effort/expense, especially for allergy sufferers.

NastyFFX4

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I really don't understand how the Mustang comes with a cabin filter, at least the previous body style did, but our trucks don't.

FX4362

No one else gets a kick out of seeing pollen blow out of the vents when they start the truck in the morning?

BobLobLaw

I swear ford just marks up the msrp to give the customer the illusion they are getting a deal. Theres not a chance in hell my xlt 3.7 has a value of 43k