Your Cabin Air Filter is the final safeguard between exterior pollution and your Nissan’s interior. Thanks to its anti-bacterial and anti-odor features, authentic Nissan HVAC Cabin Air Filters prevent common contaminants like fine dust, organic fibers, road dust, and grass pollen from slipping in through your Nissan’s heating and air conditioning system. Also, premium Nissan HVAC Cabin Air Filters help inhibit small bugs and crumbled leaves from infiltrating your car’s HVAC, impeding them from affecting your heater and air conditioner’s performance.

With time and mileage, your car’s Cabin Air Filter may get congested or worn, especially if you often find yourself driving in areas with poor air quality or lots of airborne pollutants. Most Nissan cars can benefit from HVAC Cabin Air Filter changes at regular intervals of 15,000 to 30,000 miles. However, the smartest way to tell when you should get a new Cabin Air Filter for your Cabin Air Filter is by checking the owner’s manual or looking out for common signs that your current HVAC Cabin Air Filter is not doing its job efficiently. You may suspect your Cabin Air Filter is ready to be replaced if you notice musty odors coming from your Nissan’s vents when you run the air conditioning or heater. Also, if the fan is on “high,” and the airflow is slow or imperceptible, an excessively contaminated Cabin Air Filter may also be to blame. Furthermore, though odd sounds and a noisy car heater or air conditioner are uncommon with Cabin Air Filter problems, they do occur in some cases! If those in the passenger compartment sense any of these problems and your car or truck is otherwise functioning normally, replace your old Cabin Air Filter with a Nissan made Cabin Air Filter replacement to get your HVAC back up to speed.

Replacing a Cabin Air Filter is a service that many DIY-mechanics choose to perform at home or with their local Nissan experts. If you choose to perform a Cabin Air Filter replacement at home, double-check the owner’s manual for the part’s precise location (though Cabin Air Filters are typically behind the glovebox). In most cases, you’ll need a screwdriver, a towel, and a handheld vacuum to replace your Cabin Air Filter Yet you should abide by the directions in your Nissan’s manual to ensure you change your Cabin Air Filter correctly.

Furthermore, ensure you have parts that fit your vehicle with authentic HVAC Cabin Air Filters made for your Nissan Juke 2011-2015, Nissan Leaf 2011-2017, or Nissan Cube 2009-2014. Our premium Cabin Air Filters are precision-engineered to fit your Nissan, and electrostatically charged to attract pollen and dust, thereby encouraging better airflow through the vehicle.

This HVAC Cabin Air Filter, part 272771FC0A, fits Nissan Juke 2011-2015, Nissan Leaf 2011-2017, or Nissan Cube 2009-2014. See the What This Fits tab for more details.