Come with a driver??? Why would I want that? If I had some dope driving it for me, I doubt I would care much about the vehicle at all.

SL

 

Why do you want a cabin air filter?
Well, why would you want to change a filter in your AC/Furnace at home? Pure air, , less dust, and it helps with allergies.
No filter, and a car/truck air inside is 6 times worse than outside air due to the concentrated affect.
Also, IF you have one and dont change it, you run the risk of replacing a blower motor, or worse to the system.
Also, if it is clogged as many are that are not changed, you will get much less air flow...much like your house filter.
It is easy to replace most vehicles (10 min or less) and easy to sell, if the service manager knows what they are doing, and sell the benefits.
They need to be changed once per year

 

In the 2 1/2 years that this thread sat idle, has Ford started putting cabin air filters in the F150s?

 

I am pretty sure my truck doesn't have one and I don't want one either. Less crap I have to deal with the better. Just another one of those things I consider fluff items. I run with the windows down more often than not, so it would be useless to me anyway.

Edit - Just noticed this was a necro'd thread. >.<

 

Have to replace Evaporator Core because it is gunked up like concrete in it. I work in the oil field. Having Ford place look up CAF kit. Saw somewhere it was option on these trucks. Will this keep my Evap Core from clogging up again or not?

 

I GOTS A FILTER ON MY AC|FURNACE?!?

What won't they think-up next.
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High cost and difficult to access is a pretty lame excuse for Ford not installing them in the first place. Ford and other car companies should standardize the design so that they're affordable and also place them were they can be replaced without having to remove the seats, dash and half of the interior! A cabin air filter should cost no more than a standard engine air filter and shouldn't be any more difficult to replace!

 

That's YOUR choice. I guess you can choose not to change your engine air cleaner too.

 

Seems like Ford isn't alone on this. The last year that Siverados/Sieras had CAFs was 2002.

 

IF you have the heated/cooled seats option, you have a couple in cabin filters (of sorts) ...The traditional cabin filter was discontinued in 2008 (and even that was a retro-fit kit). Besides the fact that it would not fit the 2009+ F-150 ...

The kit (F65Z-18D477-AA) is (and has been for some time) *OBSOLETE*

 

The funny thing is that the GM clones still actually had a filter provision until the body style change for '07. Jam a pair of filters where they belong and "Voila!".

I really haven't bothered yet trying to make any sort of filter to work under the cowl on my '08, but at least that has an option to set to recirculate the cabin air and close off to the outside, IIRC. The cowl cover is starting to make its own part, so maybe I'll look under one of these days when I fix that.

My '03 doesn't have that option, but it's got a filter and I'm okay with driving that around on dusty chemical plant roads.

 

Here's a cabin air filter that was fabricated to fit 1998+ Crown Victoria | Grand Marquis (no, they're not equipped with cabin filters either) .....