OEM Nissan Cabin Air Filters
The factory cabin air filter in your Nissan vehicle is important in maintaining a healthy HVAC system, since it keeps your passenger space free of pollutants and allergens. If it fails, the air you -- and your passengers -- breathe will be far less pure. Find your new cabin air filter in our online parts catalogue and place your order today; we'll get it shipped right out, no matter where in Canada you live.
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Nissan
H7277VR00JNW
Frontier.
$63.11 CAD
MSRP $78.89 CAD
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In-Cabin Micro-Filter
Nissan
27277VR00A
Frontier. Breathe easy with a filter that reduces dust and pollen from the outside air coming through the air conditioner. Exc.Automatic...
$37.38 CAD
MSRP $46.73 CAD
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Heater Core
Nissan
27120EA000
All. Xterra. 2005-08. w/ atc. Frontier. w/o ac. Manual Trans. 2009-16, w/ cabin filter.
$607.92 CAD
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Gasket
Nissan
2069265J00
Everything From the muffler to the exhaust manifold on your Nissan depends on an intricate system to ensure that exhaust From your...
Positions: LEFT, Rear, RIGHT
$31.09 CAD
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Nissan Cabin Air Filters FAQs
Where Is My Nissan Cabin Air Filter Located?
That's going to depend on your model, frankly, so your owner's manual is your best source of truth. However, typically the cabin air filter is located behind the glove compartment, under the dashboard on the passenger side of the vehicle, or under the front cowling on that same passenger side.
How Do Nissan Cabin Air Filters Work?
Simply, air passes through the filter, which traps contaminants and prevents them from continuing through the ducts and out of the air vents into your passenger space. The problem is, eventually the filter will either get too clogged up with debris to effectively work -- or it can grow degraded with age. That's not good.
How Do I Spot a Failing Cabin Air Filter?
Signs of trouble include weak air flow coming out of the vents, a musty-smelling cabin, and inconsistent cabin temperatures. If you're experiencing any of these, check the condition of your air filter. Otherwise, you can plan on needing to replace it every 24,000 kilometers or so.