Cabin Air Filter.

• Helps keep pollen, dust, and debris from entering through your HVAC vents
• Usually found behind the glovebox
• Replace every 15,000 to 30,000 miles or sooner if clogged

The Cabin Air Filter is the last line of defense between exterior pollution and your INFINITI's interior. Thanks to its anti-bacterial and anti-odor features, genuine INFINITI HVAC Cabin Air Filters keep common pollutants like mold spores, organic fibers, construction dust, and road debris from slipping in through your INFINITI's HVAC vents. Also, genuine INFINITI Cabin Air Filters help inhibit small bugs and crumbled leaves from getting into your vehicle's HVAC, impeding them from affecting your heater and air conditioner's performance.

With the passage of time and miles, your vehicle's HVAC Cabin Air Filter may become clogged, especially if you often find yourself driving in areas with hazardous air quality or lots of airborne pollutants. Many INFINITI cars, trucks, and SUVs can benefit from HVAC Cabin Air Filter changes at least once a year or every 15 to 30 thousand miles. However, the smartest way to tell when to replace your INFINITI's Cabin Air Filter is by referring to the owner's manual or being on the lookout for common signs that your Cabin Air Filter is clogged or worn. You may feel that your INFINITI's Cabin Air Filter is ready to be replaced if you sense bad odors coming from your car's A/C vents when you turn your A/C to cooling, heating, fanning, or defrosting. In addition, if your INFINITI's fan is on “high,” and the airflow is weak or imperceptible, a dirty Cabin Air Filter could be the problem. Finally, though whistling sounds and a loud car A/C are not that common with Cabin Air Filter issues, they are not unheard of! If those in the passenger compartment hear or smell any of these annoyances and your vehicle is otherwise functioning normally, consider getting a replacement INFINITI Cabin Air Filter for a breath of fresh air!

Replacing a Cabin Air Filter is a service that many drivers choose to do at home or with their local INFINITI experts. If you choose to DIY a Cabin Air Filter replacement, refer to the owner's manual for the filter's exact location (typically, your Cabin Air Filter is behind the glovebox). In the majority of cases, you'll need a screwdriver, a towel, and a handheld vacuum to replace your Cabin Air Filter. But it's always best to abide by the directions in your INFINITI's manual to know you're going about replacing your Cabin Air Filter the right way.

Furthermore, make sure you get the right parts for the task at hand with genuine replacement HVAC Cabin Air Filters designed for your INFINITI JX35 or INFINITI QX60. Our premium Cabin Air Filters are specially-made to fit your INFINITI, and electrostatically charged to attract pollen and dust, supporting fresher airflow from your INFINITI's vents.

HVAC Cabin Air Filter, part 272773JC3B, fits INFINITI JX35 or INFINITI QX60.

Fits JX35, QX60