2016 High Quality Car Cabin Air Filter Replacement for Audi A6

2016 High quality Car Cabin Air Filter Replacement for Audi A6


Seven Stage Patented Protection From Dust, Allergens And Harmful Gases- The Most Advanced Cabin Filtration On The Market
 
Both Sides Of The Filter Are Equally Protected With Activated Coconut Shell Carbon - NO MORE Dreaded Airflow Arrow!
 
Reinforced Framing Surrounding The Entire Perimeter Provides Unmatched Stability And Sealing To Prevent Contaminated Air Bypassing The Filter
 
Deep Pleated Design For High Airflow (1200 mm/s) While Maintaining Superior Filtration
 
This Filter Is Made For Those That Care About The Air They And Their Passengers Breathe- Satisfaction Guaranteed

High Performance Car Cabin Air Filter Replacement for Audi A6(4F0 898 438 A)

Cabin Air Filter Application for Other Car:


AUDI A6 (4F2, C6) 2004/05-2011/03


AUDI R8 2007/04-



FAQ About Car's Cabin Air Filter, Cabin Filter and Fuel Filter

What does an air filter, cabin air filter or fuel filter do?
All auto filters are designed to prevent harmful debris from entering any parts where air and fluid flows, including your engine, radiator, fuel lines and more. Once a filter is no longer performing its intended function, decreased performance - even engine damage - can result.
 
You've been reaping the benefits of filters your entire life. If you've ever used a furnace or air conditioning system at home, you've had to replace a filter from time to time. If you haven't, well, you might want to go and check those out too. You can send us a thank you letter later - if you want.
 
In the meantime, here's what each automotive filter does:
 
Air filter: Prevents harmful debris, dirt and contaminants from entering your engine.
 
Cabin filter: An implementation that began appearing in vehicles in 2002, it prevents dust, pollen, dirt and other pollutants from entering your car through your A/C and heat vents.
 
Fuel Filter: Keeps dirt, debris and contaminants from clogging your fuel lines and causing erratic, unstable fuel performance and reduced fuel economy.
 
How often should an air, cabin air or fuel filter be replaced?
Generally, it's recommended that you get your filters replaced every 12 months or 12,000 miles, but check your owner's manual for specifics about your vehicle's filter replacement schedules.
 
What happens to air, cabin air or fuel filters as they get older?
Any filter - home, auto or otherwise - will eventually age and become contaminated with pollutants and debris. When that happens, the filter loses its effectiveness and hinders the performance of the parts it is supposed to protect.
 
When your air filter is dirty, your engine is forced to work harder, resulting in poor fuel economy, higher emissions and, possibly, a loss of engine power. In turn, as a worst-case scenario, a clogged cabin air filter can lead to under-performance of the A/C system, causing weak air flow from the cabin vents. It can also lead to unwanted, unfiltered air in the cabin. As for a mucked-up fuel filter, that'll land you with a weakened fuel supply to injectors, a reduction in engine power, poor acceleration and lousy fuel economy - not to mention a potential breakdown.