Mann-Filter CUK 3360 Cabin Filter With Activated Charcoal for select Porsche models

Perfect fit and easy to install. If you are installing this in a Porsche 986 Boxer, you'll need a Torx 25 screwdriver, and your fingers, and 5 minutes. Open the hood over the front trunk. Remove the battery cover moving the twist knobs one quarter turn, the lift up. (Didn't work, turn the knobs one quarter turn more. That should do it.) To the left of the battery (passenger side on north american cars), there is a cover held down with one T25 screw. Unscrew that and remove the cover. The air filter is tucked under the dash. Just lift it out and discard. Take the new filter out of the box and place it where the old filter sat. The exposed ribs go on the top, the foam ridge goes on the bottom. Push it until it lays flat. Replace the filter cover (put the tab in the groove) and refasten the screw. Replace the battery cover (again tabs in the groove first) turn the locking knobs so the battery cover is snug. Close the hood and put your screwdriver away. You're done!

Fits my Porsche Boxster perfectly. $50 cheaper than the one from the dealership and appears to be of high quality.

Exactly the product I was looking for. Decent price. Fast delivery. I will look for this seller again.

Fit my 2001 Porsche 911; no issues.

If you go through reviews, many people complain about flimsy sides on standard version. I did not see a comparison between the two versions. I installed the charcoal version in my 2009 Boxster a couple years ago. Easy install, very happy. When I went to replace it, I went with standard version since I generally take the car out only on sunny days with the top down so the charcoal likely does not do much for me. The standard filter was much harder to install and had flimsy sides and collapsed in multiple places. Compared to the old charcoal filter, the build quality did not seem close at all. I put the previous filter back without problems and will order the charcoal replacement.

Hey.... why pay some $80 dollars at the dealer for the porsche OEM charcoal cabin filter? This Mann brand unit is made in Germany, and nearly an exact copy of the porsche unit. Its not like you would put a lousy fram filter in your p car. Save some cash and install this one yourself....dealer charges some $150 plus to do this 10 minute replacement. Fits the 997 911 perfectly. If you live on a gravel road, or do a lot of city driving.... consider changing this filter annually, or at least inspect your filter every 5k miles during your oil change service. You and your passengers lungs/allergies will thank you for it. I buy 3 at a time.... cheap enough to have in the parts bin.... 3 of these for the price of 1 dealer purchased filter.... no brainer. Excellent filters.

This filter is the easiest thing to replace on a Porsche. Might also be the cheapest. The charcoal version is grey, and I notice repair shops tell the owners the filter is dirty when it is not, it comes that way. The shops charge $200 to replace, will cost you $18 DIY. You can do this!

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Fit like a charm in a 2006 997.1 carrera S. Easy to install as well. I have a couple of volvo's where the installation looks much more difficult. Surprised Porsche actually made something easy to do.

Filtro para A/C normal, no de carbono. Compatible con Porsche 996.

Perfect fit, easy to install...

簡単に交換できます。車検は安く済ましてたので、しばらく交換していませんでした。自分で簡単に交換して、室内はフレッシュは空気を循環できています、

Excelente calidad en fabricacion!