The Best Nissan Air Filters

Car air filters capture airborne contaminants. Your Nissan has two of them. One is your engine air filter, which keeps dirt and debris out of your air intake, fuel injectors, spark plugs, and other engine parts. The other is your cabin air filter, which keeps dust and allergens out of the ducts and vents in your heater and air conditioner.

Unfortunately, air filters don't last indefinitely. Sooner or later, both choke off with muck, if they don't otherwise break down with age. When they do, they stop working as well, and other problems usually follow. To keep your engine and HVAC working properly, then, be sure to replace your air filters regularly -- every 12,000 to 15,000 miles or so, according to most owner's manuals. Double-check yours to determine when to do it. There are signs it's time that you can watch for, too. Besides a lit Check Engine light on the dash, they include:

• Filter blockage and wear
• A dirty-smelling cabin
• Unusual engine stress and noise
• A misfiring engine
• Worsening fuel economy
• Increased emissions
• Heating and air conditioning issues

If you're seeing any of these symptoms, you probably need to change filters.

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