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Suzuka Master
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If you must have OEM then utilize an online Acura parts vendor to save a little over the stealership.
Air Cleaner - 2014 Acura RLX 4 Door BASE KA 6AT (acurapartswarehouse.com)
If you can settle for cheaper aftermarket filters, find the exact OEM part number for the two filters & plug them into rockauto.com's 'Part Number Seach' and find much cheaper alternatives.
If you must have OEM then utilize an online Acura parts vendor to save a little over the stealership.
Air Cleaner - 2014 Acura RLX 4 Door BASE KA 6AT (acurapartswarehouse.com)
If you can settle for cheaper aftermarket filters, find the exact OEM part number for the two filters & plug them into rockauto.com's 'Part Number Seach' and find much cheaper alternatives.
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hondamore (09-02-2024)
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If you must have OEM then utilize an online Acura parts vendor to save a little over the stealership.
Air Cleaner - 2014 Acura RLX 4 Door BASE KA 6AT (acurapartswarehouse.com)
If you can settle for cheaper aftermarket filters, find the exact OEM part number for the two filters & plug them into rockauto.com's 'Part Number Seach' and find much cheaper alternatives.
If you must have OEM then utilize an online Acura parts vendor to save a little over the stealership.
Air Cleaner - 2014 Acura RLX 4 Door BASE KA 6AT (acurapartswarehouse.com)
If you can settle for cheaper aftermarket filters, find the exact OEM part number for the two filters & plug them into rockauto.com's 'Part Number Seach' and find much cheaper alternatives.
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Suzuka Master
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Surely, one of the last three in the RA selection below is adequate to meet your needs versus overpriced OEM?
Look at how much you will save.
I have had a K&N air filter on my S/C'd 2003 CL-S6 & an inexpensive (Chinese) ebay serviceable hi-flow stock air box shaped filter on my CL-S automatic for years with no issues.
Now, when it comes to electronics / sensors & engine mounts, for example, one may want to pay the OEM premium; otherwise, don't 'hang yourself up' on all OEM, IMHO of course.
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Mannbrad (09-02-2024)
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Surely, one of the last three in the RA selection below is adequate to meet your needs versus overpriced OEM?
Look at how much you will save.
I have had a K&N air filter on my S/C'd 2003 CL-S6 & an inexpensive (Chinese) ebay serviceable hi-flow stock air box shaped filter on my CL-S automatic for years with no issues.
Now, when it comes to electronics / sensors & engine mounts, for example, one may want to pay the OEM premium; otherwise, don't 'hang yourself up' on all OEM, IMHO of course.
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Burning Brakes
I've had good luck using Wix air filters and cabin air filters from RockAuto.com. They're essentially what OEM is - put them side-by-side and there's literally no difference.....
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zeta (09-03-2024)
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Burning Brakes
Another vote for RockAuto and Wix filters. No problems with them.
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