The engine air filter prevents dirty air from entering the vehicle's engine and the cabin air filter removes dirt and dust from the vehicle's system. If the engine filter is dirty, the car engine will overheat and become less efficient than normal. When the going gets tough, the engine can overheat. If, on the other hand, the cabin filter is dirty, dust will enter the car and the heating system will become dirty, reducing its efficiency.
Air filters can make a big difference in the performance of your car. Clean and properly installed air filters improve fuel economy, boost engine life, reduce emissions and increase acceleration Often neglected components are reasons for impressive performance.
For an engine to work, about 10,000 litres of air must be mixed with each litre of fuel. Air enters the engine through an air filter. If good air is not taken in, the air / fuel mixture will have too much fuel to burn properly causing the engine to have lack of necessary oxygen.
To change, you must remove the screws that hold the filter housing, lift the old air filter, and insert the new filter. A similar process applies to cabin air filters.
The following problems can be solved by replacing the air filter:
1. Unusual engine noise
2. Low efficiency
3. Low fuel consumption
4. Black soot smoke from exhaust
5. The smell of gasoline in the exhaust pipe
6. Dusty air filter
7. Make sure the check engine light is on
Most manufacturers recommend replacing the air filter every 35,000 to 52,000 or every 12 months. You should consider replacing the air filter frequently if staying in a village.
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