Has anyone here used these Chinese carbon cabin air filters? Summer is coming and I want my car's AC to smell fresh and not nasty. Also for some reason this Chinese filter is 5 times cheaper than the OEM Ford one sold in my 3rd world country.
>>17833725
>summer is coming
On what planet? Is this pasta?
>>17833738
the southern hemisphere m8.
>>17833738
>american education
>>17833748
>>17833756
so like, do y'all just skip spring then or is this just one of those mobile goal post deals where you can say technically summer is coming eventually so it would apply to all over or what
>>17833738
>>17834655
>>17833725
>>17833725
>Has anyone here used these Chinese carbon cabin air filters?
You need it to say Activated Carbon and not just carbon. Just because the chinese grind some charcoal briquets and mix that into the HEPA filter slurry before spraying it on a drying form doesn't mean the carbon works like activated carbon.
Activated carbon air filters also do not last very long in terms of odor or chemical absorption. That's why they have rather short lifespan ratings for the activated carbon part of the filter. The HEPA part lasts a long time though so that is probably the lifespan rating you'll see printed on the filter. There probably won't be a separate rating for the activated carbon part of the filter.
>>17834942
Amazing greentext.
>>17833738
Good lord
>>17833748
>>17833756
>>17834846
oops too busy living in the real world
aka murica