OEM Mitsubishi Air Filters

Mitsubishi Air Filters FAQ

What are the Signs it's Time to Change the Air Filter in a Mitsubishi?

Dirty or degraded fibers are the most obvious. A bad engine air filter, you'll know from the Check Engine light coming on the dash, the engine misfiring, power loss, having trouble speeding up, and black smoke coming out of the exhaust. A failed cabin air filter, you'll know from obstructed airflow through the HVAC vents, the vents whistling, and a stale smell on the interior.

What Does an Air Filter Cost to Replace on Average?

$60 to $75, according to RepairPal. That's if you have a Mitsubishi dealer take care of it. It can also vary by model. Changing the cabin filter in a Mitsubishi Mirage, for instance, can run $60 to $70. Mitsubishi Outlander engine filter replacement, on the other hand, can run $45 to $55.

Having to replace other parts, like the air filter housing, for instance, can factor into pricing, too. If you're changing air filters DIY, though, you can save money. Just be sure to use OEM replacements.

How Do I Replace My Air Filters?

Lucky for you, the job's pretty simple. The engine filter's usually found near the engine, while the cabin filter's often found behind the glove box; all you have to do is pop out the old and put in the new, most of the time. Just be sure to check your owner's manual for specific directions. If you're not sure quite what to do, a Mitsubishi service center can help out.

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