I was just wondering when the pollen season is over, should i replace my air filter or any filters in the car for that matter. I mean i have an air purifier in my house and ever since the pollen season that thing has been FILLED with green pollen. Should i get it replaced or just cleaned at my local infiniti delaer ship, and if so how much would ir probably run for?

 

i would...its easy and cheap to do...they have a car hepa filter that plugs into a cig outlet but Im going to run a direct line and mount it out of the way

Northface

 

Thehin, I pm'd you some info.
Colin (GSM)

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i'm talking about the car intake and stuff for the engine not the cabin

 

what about the grounding gear HEPA filter.

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Basically i just wanted to know the negative effects of pollen on our stock engine air filters, i dont know anything about the air filters in our cars or how many there are but i just wanted to know if pollen could hinder our performance with the build up of it on our filters

 

The engine air intake filter is easily checked and should be periodicly for optimal performance.
An aftermarket filter like K&N is available for performance improvement and longer lasting service. This type of filter can be removed and cleaned, and instruction on how to do so can be found in our FAQ/DIY forum.

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