In-cabin filter
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In-cabin filter
Do these trucks not have in cabin filters? I'm amazed at how dirty, and dusty the inside of my new truck gets. And not just dusty but little particles of dirt and whatever that i can actually see and pickup....
I was wondering if maybe the filter was missing, but then figured it's probably just straight outside air coming in?! Anybody know for sure?
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I was wondering if maybe the filter was missing, but then figured it's probably just straight outside air coming in?! Anybody know for sure?
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RE: In-cabin filter
Pappy_FB, a well respected, former frequenter here, has these and swears by them.
and they can be purcased here:
http://www.autotrucktoys.com/ram/CAB...6297C1431.aspx
and they can be purcased here:
http://www.autotrucktoys.com/ram/CAB...6297C1431.aspx
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RE: In-cabin filter
ORIGINAL: HammerZ71
Pappy_FB, a well respected, former frequenter here, has these and swears by them.
and they can be purcased here:
http://www.autotrucktoys.com/ram/CAB...6297C1431.aspx
Pappy_FB, a well respected, former frequenter here, has these and swears by them.
and they can be purcased here:
http://www.autotrucktoys.com/ram/CAB...6297C1431.aspx
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RE: In-cabin filter
I used these for 2 years, winter and summer, and the worked very well (got mine for $50). Had no problems with them freezing up in the winter--5F lows in south western PA. Definitely kept out the dust and leaves that were getting in. The only problem I had is that on my 05 QC, they stick up a bit and interfere with windsield washer jets. So I removed them and installed heavy duty black fiberglass screen netting on the underside of the inlet grills on the cowling. This keeps the leaves out, but does nothing for the dust. If you don't mind the small complications, then they work great...