Air Filters
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Air Filters Description
We carry a number of efficient air conditioner filters for your home or business use!
An effective air conditioner filter is vital to the indoor air quality of your home or business. Without a reliable air conditioner filter, the air quality in your you indoor environment could be contaminated with harmful particles that could affect breathing and overall health.
Our air conditioner filters are sold in numerous sizes for your convenience. Please view our selection below!
Changing the air filter should be part of any tune-up. Change it every 15,000 miles or once a year. If you live in an especially dusty or dirty area, change it more often.
Step 1
Look under the hood and find the air filter housing.
It will likely be square (on fuel-injected engines) or round (on older carbureted engines) and about 12 in. (30 cm.) in diameter. On older vehicles, it will be in a large round housing on the top of the engine. On newer vehicles, it will be on the end of the large black intake hose opposite the engine mounted on one of the fender wells.
Step 2
Remove screws or clamps.
Use a screwdriver to remove the screws or clamps that hold on the top of the housing. If you have an older vehicle with the round air filter housing, remove the wing nut holding the air filter cover and any other clips.
Step 3
Remove the old air filter.
Take out the old air filter and clean any dirt and debris from the housing with a clean rag. Be careful that none falls into the carburetor or the intake. Remove the breather filter.
Step 4
Install the new air and breather filters.
Replace the air cleaner top. Reinstall the attaching hardware and air intake hose (if applicable).
Important Tips:
When the air filter is out, you should replace the PCV filter as well. It should only take 5 minutes.
An effective air conditioner filter is vital to the indoor air quality of your home or business. Without a reliable air conditioner filter, the air quality in your you indoor environment could be contaminated with harmful particles that could affect breathing and overall health.
Our air conditioner filters are sold in numerous sizes for your convenience. Please view our selection below!
Changing the air filter should be part of any tune-up. Change it every 15,000 miles or once a year. If you live in an especially dusty or dirty area, change it more often.
Step 1
Look under the hood and find the air filter housing.
It will likely be square (on fuel-injected engines) or round (on older carbureted engines) and about 12 in. (30 cm.) in diameter. On older vehicles, it will be in a large round housing on the top of the engine. On newer vehicles, it will be on the end of the large black intake hose opposite the engine mounted on one of the fender wells.
Step 2
Remove screws or clamps.
Use a screwdriver to remove the screws or clamps that hold on the top of the housing. If you have an older vehicle with the round air filter housing, remove the wing nut holding the air filter cover and any other clips.
Step 3
Remove the old air filter.
Take out the old air filter and clean any dirt and debris from the housing with a clean rag. Be careful that none falls into the carburetor or the intake. Remove the breather filter.
Step 4
Install the new air and breather filters.
Replace the air cleaner top. Reinstall the attaching hardware and air intake hose (if applicable).
Important Tips:
When the air filter is out, you should replace the PCV filter as well. It should only take 5 minutes.