SouthernStang79

It's pollen season and I have a terrible headache. So I start thinking about having to go and sit in my car that is covered in Yellow Demon Dust. Got to thinking, does our mustangs have cabin air filters?

Mr. V

Yes. They do. It's under the cowl on the passenger side.

choate

Yeah it's not too hard to change but when/if you do just make sure the cowl meets up flush with the drivers side. Mine wasn't completely down and would buzz at highway speeds. Drove me crazy for a couple trips to work until I figured that out

Mustang259

I changed mine but do not think it was easy or fun, unless you like scraped knuckles and bleeding digits, I think they are a PITA.

hctr154

They aren't terribly difficult. My son's Cobalt takes about 30 seconds. The Mustang takes around 15-20 minutes. The wife's Nissan Juke on the other hand....sheeesh that one takes forever!

KonaMustangGT

It helps to park the wipers up before removing passenger side cowl cover. While you're there, make sure the passenger side duckbill valve isn't plugged up.

SouthernStang79

Thanks guys. Any recomened brand or type of replacement filter? When did you guys first change yours?

silverstate777

I use the standard replacement Motorcraft FP-53 paper filter. K&N offers cabin filters for Mustangs:

http://www.knfilters.com/search/prod...px?prod=VF2020

GT50GO

I replace mine once a year and have use these.

http://www.premierairfilters.com/for...ir-filter.html

SpeedCostsMoney

I changed mine and it helped.

GrnT

K&N at Walmart. It has carbon in it.

TheReaper

I use the charcoal filters from Rock Auto.