OEM Ford Expedition Cabin Air Filter

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Ford Expedition Cabin Air Filter makes all journeys on the full size SUV delightful and well. The Ford Expedition is distinguished by its lightweight body made of aluminum which helps to reduce the car weight to achieve greater fuel efficiency, powerful EcoBoost V6 with a ten speed automatic transmission, and independent rear suspension which provides the car with the feel of a sedan but with serious towing capabilities. The Ford Expedition also spoils its occupants in a cozy three row interior, dual zone climate control, and intelligent connectivity features that make long journeys an easy adventure. Safety technologies and optional adaptive steering will help to provide confidence, and the SUV will become a reliable companion on both camping weekends and daily commutes to work. The SUV is attractive with its comfort and power whereas the Expedition Cabin Air Filter safeguards those inside the car silently. This pleated component filters dust, pollen and scents prior to them entering the vents and enables the HVAC system to keep their windows clean and breathing easy. Ford service schedules suggest that the Cabin Air Filter should be checked after every year as timely replacement of the Ford Expedition Cabin Air Filter will maintain the efficiency of the airflow, musty scents and sensitive lungs will be spared irritants. To fit a Cabin Air Filter, lower glove box, pop cover, slide new filter in with arrows, and close and run fan.