Cabin Air Filter

Many Ford, Lincoln and Mercury vehicles built since 1997 are equipped with a Motorcraft® Cabin Air Filter. While most people may not even know their vehicle has such a feature, they can certainly benefit from its performance.

Does Your Vehicle Have a Cabin Air Filter?

You can find out in your vehicle Owner’s Guide. You can download a copy of your vehicle Owner's Guide in Glove Box Manuals.

How it Works

The Cabin Air Filtration System filters outside air, which enters the passenger compartment through the vehicle’s heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems.
Air entering the vehicle can contain millions of microscopic particles such as dust, pollen and spores. The Cabin Air Filter can remove airborne particles that are larger than 3 microns (a grain of sand measures about 200 microns).

When to Replace Your Cabin Air Filter

To help keep the system working effectively, the filter should be replaced every 15,000 miles or once each year. In especially dusty or polluted environments, the filter should be replaced more often.

For Cabin Air Filter replacement, see the Genuine Service experts at your Ford or Lincoln Mercury Dealership.

And don't forget when your having your cabin air filter changed, be sure to have your engine's air, fuel and PCV Valve filters inspected and changed as recommended.

• Locate a Ford or Lincoln Mercury Dealership to make a cabin air filter appointment.
• Learn how Ford ESP (Extended Service Plan) can cover costs associated with cabin air filter replacement – see QualityCARE Maintenance Protection Plan.
• Keep a log of your service and maintenance records online with Owner Services.