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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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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.



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.



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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