its a panel filter, you can go to autobarn\supercheap they can order it in for you.
if your afterone i can send you up mine, it jus needs a bit of a clean
No idea, but I was in the same boat as you with my Civic. The k&n website has a cross reference tool to show you which one is the correct equivalent for your car.
Get the part number of your OEM filter (will be listed either on the filter itself or on the invoice of your car service) and enter this into the cross reference tool on the k&n website. It will then list the correct part number for your car. This is how I found mine. Good luck.
that's totally confusing me. as the website has only got US model. if anyone could give me a model number that would be great!
Thanks in advance!
What do you mean? It's not rocket science. You pick "Honda" from Manufacturers drop down box...then pick the part number of your OEM filter from the drop down list. The site then tells you the correct cross references K&N filter.
What do you mean? It's not rocket science. You pick "Honda" from Manufacturers drop down box...then pick the part number of your OEM filter from the drop down list. The site then tells you the correct cross references K&N filter.
Sorry for the confusion. as i don't service my car at HONDA and that' was a 2nd car. and I think the previous own has fitted a after market filter into it. Plus the car doesn't come with a owner manual. that's why i try to find out from here.
Well then, RING a Honda dealer and ask them for the part number of the OEM filter for your model of car. Then cross reference it on the website. Simple.
A couple of readers on this forum work at dealerships...perhaps they could also provide you with the part number online.
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