My wifes base model 05 has the cabin filter. It is replaced when the 2 wrench service is displayed.

 

Its possible that it was the 04 build year when they were still maybe including them for a short time, your vin number is fairly lowish, so IDK.

 

I picked up a Purlator (non-carbon) at Automotive Discount for $24 and change. Works great. The factory one was still in there and as black as the brake dust on my front rims (my next project with the new Rotex pads I ordered).

 

Thanks to Andrew and Valkyderguy for posting the pics of the filter. Just got through checking mine, what a pain in the asprin. 6'2" and 50lbs. overweight makes for hard work to get in the footwell to get that panel off the filter

 

Thanks a lot for the info guys, I will be replacing mine tonight with the oil change, both firsts for me on this car. I am excited to see if the factory one is completely shot or if it has been replaced before, I am at 42K miles, but have only had it a few months and a few thousand myself and do not know how well the original owner maintained the car (always garaged extra fun car for him, so hopefully he did, but who knows).

 

Just replaced the cabin air filter on my wife's 2007 base coupe. Used a Purolator from Advance Auto that cost about $23. Car only has 9632 miles on it, but what the heck. I think I'll do it as an annual type thing after the pollen has finished in late spring. We get a lot around here in Hampton Roads, VA. It was a different thickness from the stock filter so I was worried it wouldn't fit. It went in nicely. Instructions came with the filter but only said you need a screwdriver. No mention about a Torx T-15. Good thing I have a set. Awkward positioning too to work on it! Thanks to previous guys with info on the change and Andrew's pics.

Brian

 

Brian,

I was wondering if you had changed the cabin filter in your 737 yet? LOL

We ***** about oil changes, I bet one in that thing is ridiculous...

 

I have an '05 Limited Coupe. When first purchased, I asked about the cabin filter at which time the parts guy ran my VIN number through his computer (Chrysler) which showed no filter for my car. Is it possible that some '05/'06 Limited Coupe's were manufactured without a cabin filter, depending on market destination? I'm located in Canada.

 

05XF-LVR - We just change the people!! Oil changes are no big deal, when we get low, we just add some more. Capacity is about 4.5 gallons - good thing we don't use synthetic!!

 

Yeah, I can not imagine trying to find 4.5 gallons of Mobil 1 0w40, he11, I can barely ever find 9 quarts....

 

The box by the battery that holds the RCM, ECM etc also has a fan motor that pulls air from INSIDE after the filter to cool these precious ( and costly ) jewels ..........

 

lets see how many filters does the crossfire have? yes there is a cabain filter in 05 .

 

bought mine on e-bay got a great deal !!! So I went back & bought another one for next time !!!!

 

Rockauto.com is very good and reliable.

 

Anyone else feel this way? They seem to have decent prices.

 

Just got 2 TYC 800105C cabin filters with free shipping form Amazon.com for $12.99 each. I think they have the charcoal in them because of the C at the end of the part number but I will see once they arrive. Also not sure of the quality but I'll let you know once i get them.

 

I have used rockauto for years. Their prices are good to best and the service I have received/speed of delivery, parts quality have been top notch. You will usually have several manufactures to choose from for the specific part you are in need of.

 

Reveived the 2 TYC filters a couple days after ordering them and they are the Charcoal ones and seem to be good quality and fit perfectly so for $13 bucks they seem like a great deal (buy 2 and free shipping).

 

I really don't need one just sitting around forever because i don't drive my car all that much. I just bought one and it still was only about $18 or so. It fit and works nicely.