What is the part# for an air filter for a 2007 Outlander (US gas model)?

I'm an idiot, so I may have missed it. But I read my service manuals, searched this forum, searched several auto part websites, and searched Google and couldn't find it. The AutoZone website and store people pointed to Fram (boo) filter CA8208. I used that to order several Napa Gold equivalents only to realize they don't fit at all. Other sites didn't list anything for 2007 Outlanders. The numbers on the installed filter don't help. I suppose I could call a Mitsubishi dealer, but I use the internet to avoid having to use a phone.
I'd greatly appreciate any info on the air filter (cabin and fuel filter info would be great, too). Thanks to all my fellow Outlanders!

 

Go to the dealer.

AirfilterPart # 1500A023 and list for $27.73

Cabin Filter Part # 7803A004 and list for $40.18

There is no fuel filter to change.

 

http://www.knfilters.com/search/prod...x?Prod=33-2105
Direct cross-reference for the CA8208 Fram filter. I'll be ordering one soon.
Rob

 

The CA8208 is the wrong filter. According to Autozones website it fits a 05 Outlander and an 07 Outlander. This is wrong. The CA8208 fits the 2.4L 03 to 06 Outlander. The 07 is a 3.0L and takes a different filter. To my knowledge noone makes an aftermarker filter for the 07 yet.

 

Thanks for all the info guys! I trusted Autozone and ordered 6 CA8208 NAPA/Wix equivalents from fleetfilter.com and felt really stupid when they didn't fit. May have to buy a 06 Outlander just to find some use for the filters

Guess I'll have to make that hour drive to the dealer and pay the $27 [:'(]

Thanks again!

 

My apllogies, as I was using wrong info about that part number. Can you measure your old filter in MM?
Rob

 

STAY away from Fram.

 

Wait, WHY did you order 6 air filters? how often do you plan on replacing them??

 

NM. I see it now.

 

I drive over 20k a year in "severe" conditions, so I was planning to change the filters every 10k. Fleetfilter.com had the Wix/NAPA filters at $9.89. Frams at Autozone were $18. I also had a coupon that kicked in at $50, so I thought I'd save a few bucks and trips to the auto parts store and buy a bunch. Seemed like a good a idea at the time. Now I'll just drive to my nearest dealer an hour away and pay the $30 for one filter that actually fits.