Just changed the cabin filter and noticed the new one weighs a lot more.
So got out the digital scales and the old Ryco one is just 46g while the new one from Repco is 193g. Heavier paper I guess but not had a chance to test it yet to see if it blocks more air flow than the old one.
Anyone else seen this with different brands?
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New Cabin Filter Alot Heavier
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Ryco one is pollen only. The Repco filter is charcoal, that's your weight difference. The Repco ones are meant to remove fumes as well as catch dust. They flow a little less but provide fresher air, especially if the car in front of you stinks
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Thanks, did not know there were different filters.
Went to the shops earlier and it doesn't seem to have been affected the air flow. I have the climate controls set to auto and just adjust the temp to suit, lately I've have it on 20 or less a lot, especially when first getting in the car after being parked in the sun.
Now just need to remind Mitsy not to touch it when I get my service soon.
FYI wrote todays date on the front so I know exactly when it was put in.
Went to the shops earlier and it doesn't seem to have been affected the air flow. I have the climate controls set to auto and just adjust the temp to suit, lately I've have it on 20 or less a lot, especially when first getting in the car after being parked in the sun.
Now just need to remind Mitsy not to touch it when I get my service soon.
FYI wrote todays date on the front so I know exactly when it was put in.
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