Changing out the Cabin Air Filter in a Bronco Sport (2021-2024)

Perfect video for all of us DIY'rs. Thanks for sharing!

Please let us know the retailer for the k and n filter. I recently purchased a Big Bend and the lowest price I could find for the model 33-3131 KN was $60.99.
Thank you and thanks for the video!

rms34208

Please let us know the retailer for the k and n filter. I recently purchased a Big Bend and the lowest price I could find for the model 33-3131 KN was $60.99.
Thank you and thanks for the video!

rms34208

Please let us know the retailer for the k and n filter. I recently purchased a Big Bend and the lowest price I could find for the model 33-3131 KN was $60.99.
Thank you and thanks for the video!

Prices have gone up!!! On Amazon, there are the KN knock-off washable filters available that might be worth trying.

This is a good post- unlike in many vehicles, replacing the cabin air filter in this one is ridiculously easy!! Many shops will charge around $100 for this service because it is manhour intensive in most vehicles. Grab the filter from your local autoparts shop and do this yourself in 10 minutes even if you've never done it before!

As far as what filter to buy, I get the paper filters still. I tried the K&N for one oil change period, and honestly I decided against using the K&N filters in my vehicle for a couple reasons:

1) the filter requires a little bit of oil on the filter for it to be effective. I don't really want this in my cabin or in my engine. Though rare, there are reliable reports of people having issues over time with their mass air flow sensor when using the engine air filters. If you plan to resell your vehicle in several years, maybe this isn't a concern for you.

2) The K&N does give you a little bit more power as advertised, but they do this by filtering out a little bit less of the smaller particles. Those very fine particles are the ones I don't want to breathe (either with my lungs or in my engine). I happen to live in a place that gets very dusty, so I want all of the filtration I can get.

Rawah652

This is a good post- unlike in many vehicles, replacing the cabin air filter in this one is ridiculously easy!! Many shops will charge around $100 for this service because it is manhour intensive in most vehicles. Grab the filter from your local autoparts shop and do this yourself in 10 minutes even if you've never done it before!

As far as what filter to buy, I get the paper filters still. I tried the K&N for one oil change period, and honestly I decided against using the K&N filters in my vehicle for a couple reasons:

1) the filter requires a little bit of oil on the filter for it to be effective. I don't really want this in my cabin or in my engine. Though rare, there are reliable reports of people having issues over time with their mass air flow sensor when using the engine air filters. If you plan to resell your vehicle in several years, maybe this isn't a concern for you.

2) The K&N does give you a little bit more power as advertised, but they do this by filtering out a little bit less of the smaller particles. Those very fine particles are the ones I don't want to breathe (either with my lungs or in my engine). I happen to live in a place that gets very dusty, so I want all of the filtration I can get.

The cost of someone else doing this is way too much for as simple as the installation is. I am with you on the KN filters as well. The paper filters work nicely and in my opinion, more cost effective. Thanks for your input!! Hope you had a Merry Christmas and have a Happy New Year!!