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Does anyone know which way airflow is when changing cabin air filter? I replaced the filter last spring or so and I just did it again today, but I'm not quite sure which way the air flows. It looks like the flow starts on top of filter and flows downward, but I'm not sure, and the manual doesn't specify. :unsure:

I've been installing them with the airflow arrows pointing down towards floor... I hope that's right.
Arrows down is correct
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hello! hope you are well, If you find that your truck cabin has an unpleasant odor, a simple solution is to thoroughly clean the cabin, paying special attention to areas where smells may linger, such as floor mats, seats, and surfaces. Additionally, consider inserting a pleasant-smelling air freshener or perfume into your truck's A.C. filter or fixing a scented perfume directly onto an A.C. vent. This can help freshen the air circulating in the cabin and create a more enjoyable and aromatic driving experience
Along the same lines…
My ex used to make candles at home, and I used to kind of do the same thing with some of the oils that she had for candle making. I used to put a few drops of the leather oil on the filter prior to installation, and it lasts way longer than those trees or other type of air fresheners.
Another option is to put this under your seat:
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One of the first things I noticed when I got my mach e was exhaust odors, among other things, making it to the cabin. Not sure what it is with the stock air filter, but it seemed to do next to nothing when my previous cars filtered well. The lightning had the same exact issue. Your wife and I are of the same mind. Or same nose?

I replaced the stock one in both vehicles with a PureFlow and it's no longer an issue. Here is a link to the one I got for the lightning.

https://a.co/d/gD33sGZ

Hope this helps!
I agree with MillieChliette… The Pure Flow is an awesome cabin air filter. They offer a HEPA & antibacterial filter as well




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