Best Deal I've Found on Cabin Filters
06-19-2009, 08:23 PM
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Best Deal I've Found on Cabin Filters
Charcoal impregnated. Looks good, so I ordered one today. Better deal than the ATP-HA5 from Rockauto.com that I usually get. From the picture, it looks like it has even more charcoal.
I'll let yiz know how it looks & works when I get it.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2004-...5%7C240%3A1318
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I'll let yiz know how it looks & works when I get it.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2004-...5%7C240%3A1318
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06-19-2009, 09:24 PM
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it looks like a dirty factory filter to me...
06-19-2009, 09:29 PM
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Got an email from that seller, he said he has a whole bunch more of these filters coming in next week and will re-list it when they do. After all, the price is Right! $11.70 shipped.
As for that rockauto ATP-HA5, the 2nd one I bought last year seemed to have less charcoal than the one I ordered from them 2 years prior, and also seems to not filter out odors as well as the one I originally got from them.
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As for that rockauto ATP-HA5, the 2nd one I bought last year seemed to have less charcoal than the one I ordered from them 2 years prior, and also seems to not filter out odors as well as the one I originally got from them.
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Here's a good test. Once you've installed a charcoal impregnated filter, cut a huge fart with the windows closed, (preferably after eating at Taco Bell or White Castle the night before), turn on the ventilation system at top fan speed set to recirculate. The smell will be gone in a few minutes
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i've recently changed my oem filter and for some reason it still smells weird when i turn the fan up...
but thanks for the info, i'm gonna order some and give them a try. ^^
but thanks for the info, i'm gonna order some and give them a try. ^^
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Came today!
Looks exactly like the picture on ebay. Definitely more odor absorbing charcoal than the ATP-HA5 from Rockauto. The only other thing I notice is there's no directional arrow for airflow. Should that matter?
I'll post a report again after I install it (who knows when the fuck that'll be), and I give it the fart test.
Stay tuned .............
Looks exactly like the picture on ebay. Definitely more odor absorbing charcoal than the ATP-HA5 from Rockauto. The only other thing I notice is there's no directional arrow for airflow. Should that matter?
I'll post a report again after I install it (who knows when the fuck that'll be), and I give it the fart test.
Stay tuned .............
06-22-2009, 07:30 PM
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Looks exactly like the picture on ebay. Definitely more odor absorbing charcoal than the ATP-HA5 from Rockauto. The only other thing I notice is there's no directional arrow for airflow. Should that matter?
I'll post a report again after I install it (who knows when the fuck that'll be), and I give it the fart test.
Stay tuned .............
Looks exactly like the picture on ebay. Definitely more odor absorbing charcoal than the ATP-HA5 from Rockauto. The only other thing I notice is there's no directional arrow for airflow. Should that matter?
I'll post a report again after I install it (who knows when the fuck that'll be), and I give it the fart test.
Stay tuned .............
06-23-2009, 07:44 AM
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Here's a good test. Once you've installed a charcoal impregnated filter, cut a huge fart with the windows closed, (preferably after eating at Taco Bell or White Castle the night before), turn on the ventilation system at top fan speed set to recirculate. The smell will be gone in a few minutes
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i have 57k on my orig and figured I'd give one of these a try. I'll post my thoughts once I get it installed. Thanks for the link!
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06-23-2009, 02:13 PM
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I got this one. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00..._ya_oh_product
Its more expensive than the ebay one. Haven't installed it though but it got good reviews from a lot of Honda owners.
Its more expensive than the ebay one. Haven't installed it though but it got good reviews from a lot of Honda owners.
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