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Where to buy cheap cabin filters?
- Thread starter Kia Guy
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DamnIHateThat
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If you're getting them from a Kia dealer, try the Hyundai dealer. Could be a couple of bucks cheaper.
If you're getting them from a Kia dealer, try the Hyundai dealer. Could be a couple of bucks cheaper.
I had been buying them from Amazon previously, for about $14 a piece.
https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00SLKPWAO/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Vacuum off the loose surface dust and dirt then gently wash the filter in cold clean water. This will drop the electrostatic charge on the fibres, which is how the modern filter works, it is not simply a sieve.
With the microscopic particles rinsed away, slowly dry the filter without direct heat and the filter fibre will regenerate its active charge and be, almost, as good as new.
With the microscopic particles rinsed away, slowly dry the filter without direct heat and the filter fibre will regenerate its active charge and be, almost, as good as new.
DamnIHateThat
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You could buy local if you have a NAPA auto parts store nearby. They have two options for under $20. Rock auto has plenty of options but shipping to Canada is prohibitively expensive.