FRAM Fresh Breeze Cabin Air Filter Replacement for Car Passenger Compartment w/Arm and Hammer Baking Soda, Easy Install, CF11776 for Select Infiniti and Nissan Vehicles

This is a great filter. Installation was a royal pain due to Nissan's decision to put the filter housing behind and to the left of the glove box and then run a plastic housing down and just in front of the filter opening. I have never seen a more Rube Goldberg design too for a cabin filter housing. You have to contort you body to get in position to use your fingers to set the opening door and latch it. But the Fram filter was flexible enough to get it into position. Good job Fram.

I’ve purchased this brand before and I’ve always been happy with my purchase. I would highly recommend this manufacturer because their products always fit in are as described. I was having trouble with bad smells in my vehicle and this performed great after changing my old one and exchanging it for this one the smell went completely away for the money it fit excellent quality and performs just the way its supposed to.

Perfect fit in my 2018 Nissan Altima SR. Getting the old filter out on this car is a pain in the rear! Getting the new one is easier, but had to scrunch it a little to get it in. This is not a problem with the filter. It's the way Nissan designed and located the access for this. It's on the left side of the passenger floor. Almost behind the center console.

As best I can tell it’s filtering the air to keep debris, allergens, insects and other dust particles from entering/exiting/escaping through the ventilations or obstructing the engine intake. As for the breeze scent, it must’ve dissipated in stock or storage because it wasn't in the box nor released once installed in cabinet filter nor when the air circulated. Its not the easiest to install perhaps because of the location of the filter cabin, which is not behind the glove compartment as the instructions indicated for my Altima. The middle console panel has to be removed on the passenger side with a gentle tug (it snaps back in when done), and (use flashlight) then feel for a clip to release/unlock by a gentle push on the cabin filter door, as far back as where the feet rest, but in the side of the middle console. Once released remove old filter by tugging it out (spray with a can of air to clean out), then squeeze the new accordion filter and stuff (literally) into cabin. A bit of a challenge, but not impossible with practice and it doesn’t cost $70-$100 as priced at local shops or dealerships. I’m an Amateur and 2nd time done. 3rd time I become an Expert.

Worked perfectly to reduce the odor of cigarette smoke. I don’t smoke but this car smelled like a lit cigarrete prior to this filter. Now it smells like a new car