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Old 10-02-2009, 05:39 PM
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Are you kidding me??? Grr...

Both dealers in my town don't have one in stock. And noone else has the Fram fresh breeze part number equivalent.

Did anyone else have a surprise when they went to go get this? Just trying to ascertain whether my dealers are being r-tards by not carrying this item in stock.
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Old 10-02-2009, 06:00 PM
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I bought mine online for about 1/2 of what Ford wanted. I'm sure you can find them pretty easy. The 2 boxes I have say "MicronAir FD05151P" if my eyesight serves me.
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I can't find them easy.

The dealers don't have them in stock locally. Both wal marts don't have one. And I checked the closest auto parts store. Negative.
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we have a cabin air filter?


wow...I've been reading about them for years. This will be my 1st vehicle with one.


so what is the Ford Part #?
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Bet mine is dirty as hell. This quick lube place wanted to change mine out for me a long time ago. I told them to leave it alone. Pretty sure they wanted to charge me double than what the stealership charges! Where is it on the car exactly?
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Originally Posted by cad316
Bet mine is dirty as hell. This quick lube place wanted to change mine out for me a long time ago. I told them to leave it alone. Pretty sure they wanted to charge me double than what the stealership charges! Where is it on the car exactly?
Its a $20 part you can easily do yourself.

This should tell you all you need to know
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Here's the install. Pretty easy...
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Thanks. Ill do this soon!
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they do get dirty pretty quick too; i changed mine at around 10k miles and it was filthy
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EBAY. $12 shipped. Dealership is like $40. I asked how much it would be for it installed as well and they told me $120 BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
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