The Cabin Air Filter serves as a safeguard between exterior airborne contaminants and your INFINITI’s interior. Thanks to its microbe-resistant and odor-blocking features, authentic INFINITI HVAC Cabin Air Filters hamper widespread pollutants like mold spores, ragweed particles, construction dust, and road debris from slipping in via your INFINITI’s HVAC vents. In addition, top-quality INFINITI Cabin Air Filters help keep dust mites and small bugs from infiltrating your car’s HVAC, stopping them from harming its performance.

With time and mileage, your INFINITI’s HVAC Cabin Air Filter may become clogged, particularly if you frequent roads with high levels of air pollution or high concentrations of allergens. Many INFINITI vehicles can benefit from regular Cabin Air Filter replacements at least once a year or every 15 to 30 thousand miles. However, the smartest way to tell when you should get a new Cabin Air Filter for your Cabin Air Filter is by referring to the owner's manual or keeping an eye out for common symptoms that your Cabin Air Filter is clogged or worn. You may feel that your INFINITI’s Cabin Air Filter is malfunctioning if you detect “moldy” smells coming from your INFINITI’s vents when the A/C or heater is on. Additionally, if the fan is on “high,” and the airflow is low or non-existent, an excessively contaminated Cabin Air Filter may also be to blame. Furthermore, though odd sounds and a noisy car heater or air conditioner are not that common with Cabin Air Filter issues, they do occur in some cases! If you or your passengers hear or smell any of these annoyances and your vehicle is working properly, consider getting a replacement INFINITI Cabin Air Filter to clear the air.

Switching to a new Cabin Air Filter is a form of maintenance that many DIY-mechanics choose to perform at home or with their nearest INFINITI technicians. If you choose to DIY a Cabin Air Filter replacement, refer to the owner’s manual for help locating the filter (though Cabin Air Filters are typically behind the glovebox). In the majority of cases, you’ll need a screwdriver, a rag, and a small vacuum to get the job done. But it’s always best to stick to the instructions in your owner’s manual to know you’re going about replacing your Cabin Air Filter the right way.

In addition, check that you have the right parts for the labor with genuine replacement HVAC Cabin Air Filters made for your INFINITI JX35 2013-2018 or INFINITI QX60 2013-2018. Our premium Cabin Air Filters are made-to-fit your INFINITI, and electrostatically charged to attract pollen and dust, supporting fresher airflow from your INFINITI’s vents.

This HVAC Cabin Air Filter, part 272773JC2B, fits INFINITI JX35 2013-2018 or INFINITI QX60 2013-2018. See the What This Fits tab for more details.