cabin carbon

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/INFIN...Q5fAccessories

 

non carbon

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/INFIN...Q5fAccessories

 

That is where I bought mine. Cheapest I could find. I didn't have any air quality problems before changing it, but man was it dirty!

 

the nissan dealer said i didn't have one on the 37. they are losers at the dealer. they even said they checked lol.

 

didnt have what? an ac filter?

 

yup. lol.

 

Nissan changed mine out. Only charged 75 bucks installed.

 

Am I missing something? Why couldn't I use this filter: 09 2009 Infiniti G37 Cabin Air Filter NPN Infiniti Cabin Air Filter

It says it fits the G37, has activated charcoal, and is a HELL of a lot cheaper than the Nissan filter.

Thoughts?

 

Yes you can. I did and installed it today with no problems. The NPN charcoal activiated filter comes with two sponge spacers that stick on the two sides. After you remove the tape and stick the spacers on the sides of the filter it matches the OEM filter width and installs with no fit issues. When you compare the stock filter to the NPN charcoal filter you will see that there is no comparison between the quality of the two. The stock filter is a flimsy POS in comparison. I got mine for under $30, including shipping. It took about 15 minutes to install.

 

where you get yours from?

 

autopartswarehouse.com

 

When my car was at 500 miles, I already had a stink from the vents when I use the A/C... It is now at 4300 miles... would warranty cover this?

 

^^^ FYI: the stink from the A/C has nothing to do with the in-cabin filter in that the stink is from the mildew, not because the filter needs replacing. So no, the warranty wouldn't cover this.

 

i just use a NAPA filter..$18...

 

this one good?

NPN ACC Cabin Filter
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Activated Charcoal
Fit Note: Cabin filter 27277-AR225 (which contains a layer of activated charcoal) can be used in place of cabin filter 27277-EG025. The activated charcoal provides additional filtration against objectionable outside odors and pollutants such as hydrocarbons, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, and ozone.