OEM Mazda Cabin Air Filters

Dust, debris, and allergens pass through their ducts and vents in your Mazda HVAC every day. When they build up, they usually choke airflow, sometimes entirely. Luckily, every Mazda car or SUV has a cabin air filter to capture almost everything that comes through. However, even the best ones fill with contaminants eventually. When the one in your vehicle does, you'll start to notice problems straightaway. Airflow problems and bad overall air quality are the least of them, too. For instance, your heater and air conditioner may start to malfunction. Getting the temperature in your cabin right can get a little harder. Probably worst of all, though: your motor can start stressing, being forced to work harder than it needs to.

When Do You Change the Cabin Air Filter in a Mazda?

One way to figure out the answer is by consulting your owner's manual for a filter maintenance schedule. Another is to look for the signs it's time. They include:

• A lit Check Engine light on your dash
• Low airflow, or none at all
• An unclean smell in your cabin
• Brittle or dirty filter surfaces
• Debris accumulation

When you do replace your cabin filter, though, be sure to install a genuine Mazda. The air filters your OEM makes are guaranteed to fit the model you drive. So, check out our selection and buy online today!