Cabin Filter: Fram fresh breeze..

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Kelevra
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Happy Memorial Day to all those who have served, or lost someone who has served.

I have a 2013 Kizzy. I just want to confirm that the Fram 10546 Fresh Breeze will fit fine?

Thanks in advance for the responses.
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Ronzuki
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Just break off the tab(s) on the ends and it fits perfect.
Ron

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Kelevra
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Thanks Ron, much appreciated.
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Wait--are cabin filters now coming in scents?!?! Wow, I've missed some changes in the industry...
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n8dogg
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SamirD wrote:Wait--are cabin filters now coming in scents?!?! Wow, I've missed some changes in the industry...
Not that I know of...
I think the filters in question here have baking soda in them to absorb odors, hence the name "fresh breeze"
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n8dogg wrote:
SamirD wrote:Wait--are cabin filters now coming in scents?!?! Wow, I've missed some changes in the industry...
Not that I know of...
I think the filters in question here have baking soda in them to absorb odors, hence the name "fresh breeze"
I thought a lot of factory filters had activated charcoal in them for the same purpose? :?:
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Anyone try those Fram fresh cabin filters, think they have Arm & Hammer scent, they are quite pricey, not sure if they are worth it.
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n8dogg
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It seems to me with the Kizashi that a lot of outside odors easily came into the car. Getting one of these filters did seem to help.
'12 Kizashi SLS AWD w/RF sound
easy to chip Vivid Red and 25% window tint
Pirelli Cinturato P7 Plus II
Power Stop Rotors and Pads
183,xxx miles and still lovin it!
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LPSISRL
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I would not discount the possibility of a lot of inside odors either. :shock: :cry: :oops: :lol:
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n8dogg
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LPSISRL wrote:I would not discount the possibility of a lot of inside odors either. :shock: :cry: :oops: :lol:
Yes, but a least those are my own smells :D
'12 Kizashi SLS AWD w/RF sound
easy to chip Vivid Red and 25% window tint
Pirelli Cinturato P7 Plus II
Power Stop Rotors and Pads
183,xxx miles and still lovin it!
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