Service Smart Saturday = November 23rd
Auto Filters
Engine Air Filter
Engine Air Filter
Engine Air Filter
Purpose: Capture dust and other particles to prevent them from entering the engine
Function: Trap airborne dust particles before they enter the engine.
Signs of wear: Excessively dirty filter element, decreased engine performance, increased fuel consumption.
Replacement: Every 12,000 to 25,000 miles or as needed per visual inspection.
Cabin Air Filter
Engine Air Filter
Engine Air Filter
Purpose: Capture dust, pollen, and other particles and prevent them from entering the vehicle's cabin (the air you breathe)
Function: Prevents airborne particles from entering the vehicle's cabin; some designs also remove odors, fumes and smoke.
Signs of Wear: Excessively dirty filter element, poor cabin ventilation/airflow (Blower motor damage could occur if a plugged filter goes unchanged for a long period of time).
Replacement: Every 12,000 to 15,000 miles or once per year. Similar to your home air conditioning filter.
Fuel Filter
Engine Air Filter
Fuel Filter
Purpose: Prevent tiny particles of dirt from clogging up the fuel injectors
Function: Traps fuel contaminants before they enter the engine's fuel delivery system.
Signs of Wear: Rough-running engine, poor acceleration, decreased fuel economy, decreased power at high road speeds.
Replacement: Every 30,000 to 60,000 miles. Manufacturer recommendations may vary. Not all fuel filters are serviceable as some only come with fuel pump.