CAB Fresh filters: What every RAM NEEDS!!!
As some of you may know, I recently replaced the heater core and evaporator core. And as soon as I took the HVAC box apart and saw all the nasty crap and dirt that had accumilated on the evaporator core over the past 11 years, I was reminded of a product that Geno's Garage carried. It was the CAB Fresh filter kit. It is simply 2 carbon activated filters that attach over the cowl vents on the outside of your truck and are held in by 2 high quality fiberglass (Not ABS Plastic!!!) fitted plates.
Here is what happens after 11 years of no filters:

Here is what came today from Geno's Garage:



My favorite!!!

These are what the filters look like:

Installed:



I went ahead and put the yellow card in my glovebox for future refrence (It is a sticker):

Hopefully these will eliminate the musty smell that you get from mold growing on the evaporator core.
And ordering from Geno's Garage was great!
I will follow up with a review every month with a look at my evaporator core by taking the blower motor out.
Here is what happens after 11 years of no filters:

Here is what came today from Geno's Garage:



My favorite!!!

These are what the filters look like:

Installed:



I went ahead and put the yellow card in my glovebox for future refrence (It is a sticker):

Hopefully these will eliminate the musty smell that you get from mold growing on the evaporator core.
And ordering from Geno's Garage was great!
I will follow up with a review every month with a look at my evaporator core by taking the blower motor out.
Oh, sorry!
http://www.genosgarage.com/prodinfo....r=CFF-DG-0610K
This is the company that makes them:
http://www.cabfreshfiltercompany.com/
http://www.genosgarage.com/prodinfo....r=CFF-DG-0610K
This is the company that makes them:
http://www.cabfreshfiltercompany.com/
Guess I need to describe it better.
It took me around 20 mins to put them in. They use the 2 plastic hex screws on your cowl, then they come with 3 new screws for the front of the cowl. They advertise that there is no drilling required, but I drilled small pilot holes with my drill then put the new screws in with a screwdriver.
It took me around 20 mins to put them in. They use the 2 plastic hex screws on your cowl, then they come with 3 new screws for the front of the cowl. They advertise that there is no drilling required, but I drilled small pilot holes with my drill then put the new screws in with a screwdriver.
how hard was it to take out the evaporator? I have the musty smell going on and have tried everything to get rid of it! any suggestions?
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Well, to take out the evaporator you have to take out the whole dash and HVAC case.
But you could also take out your blower motor then stick a flexible vaccum hose in there and suck that crap up.
But you could also take out your blower motor then stick a flexible vaccum hose in there and suck that crap up.
I'll try that.. need to take it out anyways cause it has a little sqeak sometimes







