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Sports air filter round E-2435 do HONDA S2000
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Sports air filter round E-2444 do LEXUS LX; TOYOTA DYNA 400, LAND CRUISER, LAND CRUISER 100, LAND CRUISER 90, LAND CRUISER PRADO
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Sports air filter round E-2985 do MINI (R56), (R57), (R58), (R59), CLUBMAN (R55), CLUBVAN (R55), COUNTRYMAN (R60), PACEMAN (R61)
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Sports air filter round E-2987 do AUDI A6 C7, A7, A8 D4
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Air filter K&N BM-1019
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Air filter K&N E-3341
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Air filter K&N HA-1121
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Air filter K&N HA-6003
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Air filter K&N KA-6415
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Air filter K&N KA-8095
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Air filter K&N SU-7511
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Air filter K&N TB-1005
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Air filter K&N TB-9091
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Sports air filter panel 33-2046 do FIAT REGATA, RITMO; FORD ESCORT IV; JEEP COMANCHE, WRANGLER I; OPEL ASCONA B, REKORD E; VW GARBUS, TRANSPORTER T3
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Sports air filter panel 33-2111 do CHEVROLET CORVETTE
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Sports air filter panel 33-2220 do LEXUS GS, SC; TOYOTA CROWN
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Sports air filter panel, square 33-2293 do MAZDA 3, 5
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Sports air filter panel 33-2294 do BMW 5 (E60), 5 (E61), 6 (E63), 6 (E64)
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Sports air filter panel 33-2350 do BMW 5 (E60), 5 (E61), 6 (E63), 6 (E64)
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Sports air filter panel 33-2385 do FORD USA F-150, F-250; LINCOLN NAVIGATOR
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Sports air filter panel 33-2393 do VOLVO S80 II, V70 III; FORD GALAXY II, GALAXY MK II, MONDEO III, MONDEO IV, S-MAX
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Sports air filter panel 33-2573 do AUDI A6 C4, V8; BMW 5 (E34), 7 (E32)
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Sports air filter panel, square 33-2824 do MAZDA 323 F VI, 323 S VI; SUZUKI SWIFT III
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Sports air filter panel, square 33-2826 do SUZUKI ALTO VI, LIANA, SWIFT III, WAGON R+
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Sports air filter panel 33-2886 do VOLVO C30, S40 II, V50; FORD FOCUS C-MAX, FOCUS II
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Sports air filter panel, square 33-2924 do MAZDA 2, 3
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Sports air filter panel, square 33-2960 do HYUNDAI I20 I, IX20; KIA SOUL I, VENGA
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Sports air filter panel 33-2985 do MERCEDES C (C204), C T-MODEL (S204), C (W203), C (W204), CLS (C218), CLS SHOOTING BRAKE (X218), E (A207), E (C207), E T-MODEL (S212), E (W212), GLK (X204), M (W164)
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Sports air filter panel 33-2996 do MERCEDES A (W176), B SPORTS TOURER (W246, W242), CLA (C117), CLA SHOOTING BRAKE (X117), GLA (H247), GLA (X156); INFINITI Q30, QX30
Air Filters
To ensure your engine runs efficiently, several factors must align. The temperature around the engine should be optimal, the fuel should be as clean as possible, and all components need to be properly lubricated. Another crucial aspect is that the engine must receive clean air. In this category, you will find air filters designed to provide just that.
What is an Air Filter?
Air filters have been an integral part of vehicles since the early days of the automotive industry. The first air filter was introduced in 1916. Of course, much has changed since then, and modern filters, like today’s vehicles, look and function very differently.
The purpose of an air filter is to clean the air entering the engine. This is critical for both the safety and efficiency of the engine. Without a filter, various contaminants could enter the engine, potentially damaging components such as pistons or cylinders.
Air filters are designed to trap pollutants like dust, sand, and contaminants from other vehicle emissions. For every 1,000 miles driven, up to 20 grams of dust can enter your car. Thankfully, modern filters, like those in our range, capture almost all contaminants.
When Should You Replace an Air Filter?
Air filters become less effective over time as they trap more pollutants. The more they filter, the more clogged they become, making replacement essential. Clean air intake is crucial for engine performance and longevity. Replacing an air filter costs far less than repairing or replacing engine components.
Consult your car’s manual for guidance on how often to replace air filters. Most manufacturers recommend changing them every 10,000 to 12,000 miles. If you notice reduced engine power or increased fuel consumption, these may be signs of a clogged air filter. A blocked filter restricts airflow, preventing the engine from functioning efficiently.
Types of Air Filters
Drivers typically think of two main types of air filters:
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Dry filters. These use a filtering material, such as cotton, polyester, or cellulose, which is designed for high permeability and moisture resistance.
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Wet filters. These include an additional layer of oil to enhance filtration.
Modern vehicles predominantly use dry filters. Wet filters were common in the past but are now mostly found in performance or sports cars, where they are sometimes used as part of tuning to enhance engine efficiency.
What is a Cone Air Filter?
A cone air filter is a specific type of air filter design that allows greater airflow compared to standard filters. It is particularly effective in high-performance vehicles where air intake plays a crucial role in engine output. These filters are often used in sports cars.
However, cone filters require cold air to function optimally, and additional modifications may be needed when replacing a standard filter with a cone one. If you frequently drive on dusty roads, construction sites, or other high-dust environments, cone filters are not recommended.
Wide Selection of Car Air Filters
We offer a comprehensive range of air filters to suit every driver and mechanic. Whether you drive a standard passenger car or a specialised vehicle, our selection includes thousands of products. This variety allows you to choose the filter that best meets your requirements.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
What are air filters?
Air filters are essential components of a vehicle’s air intake system. They consist of a durable casing and a specialised filter element made from various materials such as paper, cotton, or mesh. Regular replacement is recommended every 10,000 to 12,000 miles or at least once a year, typically during vehicle servicing.
How do air filters work?
Air filters play a crucial role in cleaning the air entering the engine, trapping contaminants such as oils, soot, dust, and sand particles. Regular use in off-road or dusty environments necessitates more frequent replacement. A clogged air filter can lead to reduced engine performance, increased fuel consumption, and potential mechanical issues.
Where is the air filter located in a car?
The air filter is typically found in the engine compartment, under the bonnet. It is housed in a visible box secured by screws or spring clips. In some models, it may be located behind the engine cover but remains accessible for maintenance or replacement.