cabin air filter part numbers
#1
08-23-2009, 06:14 PM
cabin air filter part numbers
Just changed the cabin air filter in my 08 ES. As many of you know trying to search for the filter using Mitsubishi Outlander can be frustrating since many major brands of filters have no listing for the Outlander. Well the good news is the cabin filter for a 2005 Nissan Altima works just fine. The only difference in size between the Outlander filter and Altima filter is 4/100 of an inch in width.
Outlander filter: 1.14 inch height 8.46 inch length 7.87 inch width
2005 Altima filter: 1.14 inch height 8.46 length 7.83 inch width
Here is the part numbers for the 2005 Altima cabin filter;
Purolator: C35530
Fram: CF10140
Bosch: P3784
Outlander filter: 1.14 inch height 8.46 inch length 7.87 inch width
2005 Altima filter: 1.14 inch height 8.46 length 7.83 inch width
Here is the part numbers for the 2005 Altima cabin filter;
Purolator: C35530
Fram: CF10140
Bosch: P3784
#3
08-23-2009, 09:40 PM
It is good to know this azjake, but I would contact Mike Klosec (mitsupartsman) to ask him for spare parts and accessories OEM; he is still one stays "on-line" and him prices are great . . .
Last edited by jsrd; 08-24-2009 at 08:49 AM.
#4
08-24-2009, 07:27 AM
why is everyone so apprehensive about just using the correct mitsubishi part?
a little secret (thats not such a secret!) the factory parts are usually much higher quality than the crap you get aftermarket.
a little secret (thats not such a secret!) the factory parts are usually much higher quality than the crap you get aftermarket.
#5
08-28-2009, 02:39 PM
Just changed the cabin air filter in my 08 ES. As many of you know trying to search for the filter using Mitsubishi Outlander can be frustrating since many major brands of filters have no listing for the Outlander. Well the good news is the cabin filter for a 2005 Nissan Altima works just fine.
I e-mailed to mitsupartsman, here him response:
Cabin Air filter
P/N 7803A004
$38.96
I requested one set to have like spare part
#6
08-29-2009, 12:46 PM
I paid $12.95 at Pep Boys for the Purolator filter. Because of the dusty conditions here in Phoenix it makes sense to change it every 6 months. I also keep a careful eye on the engine air filter. During the 3 summer months we occasionally get dust storms and if you're unlucky enough to drive through one, it can clog up a filter regardless of how good a quality it is.
#9
09-13-2009, 08:53 PM
According to the mitsu maintenance schedule if you're following the severe maintenance schedule, which I do, the air filter should be changed every year or 15,000 miles. They also recommend changing the cabin filter every year on the severe maintenance schedule.
