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Air filter
Cabin filter
Oil filter
Fuel filter
Air Filter
The function of air filter is cleans the air which enter into the vehicle engine.
An air filter is a very simple component in the air intake that’s able to keep the air going into the engine clean of contaminants. It can keeps out bugs, water, road grime, pollen, dirt and everything else that blows into your vehicle’s grill.
Cabin Filter
Whether or not you’re using the air conditioner, the cabin air filter keeps dust, pollen and other air pollutants out of the air you breathe while driving. The cabin air filter is part of the ventilation system. This rectangular screen keeps a number of things out of the air inside your car:Exhaust, fumes, Dirt, Dust, Pollen, Bugs, Leaves
In addition, the cabin air filter prevents all this gunk from clogging up the vehicle’s AC system.
Oil Filters
Clean lubrication is important for engine performance.
Oil is needed to lubricate the many engine components that work together to make a vehicle run.
The oil filter keeps debris and dirt out of the oil while the engine is running. A properly-working oil filter is critical to your car’s smooth operation, engine life and fuel mileage.
Fuel Filters
The fuel filter keeps dirt, grime and water out of your engine.
The fuel filter is a cartridge located in the fuel line. Inside the cartridge, there’s a screen that catches dirt, rust and other debris in the fuel before it passes through to the fuel injector.
When it’s time for a fuel filter change you may notice that your vehicle is more sluggish than normal or it’s suddenly misfiring for no reason. Most manufacturers recommend that you change the fuel filter every two years or 30,000 miles, whichever comes first. Follow your car’s manual to know when to change the fuel filter for ideal performance.
