A-Premium Cabin Air Filter with Activated Carbon Compatible with Jeep, Dodge & Fiat Models - Compass 2017-2022, Renegade 2015-2023, Hornet 2023, 500L 2014-2020, 500X 2016-2023 - Behind Glove Box

The new filter (right side of picture) is the new cabin air filter that fits my 2017 Jeep renegade Trailhawk with 2.4L engine. The old filter on the left is the old filter that I also purchased from Amazon 17K miles ago. It did well as shown, capturing a lot of dust, leaves and other air pollutants. A big difference of air flow can surely be felt with the new filter in place. DON'T neglect changing the cabin air filter with a new one. Trying to clean/blow out the old one with compressed air, just won't provide the same results needed to keep that cabin air flowing well to provide maximum cold air. We live in Florida, where the A/C is never shut off! So, BUY this new one and get it installed, you won't regret it! NOTE: I do my own install/repairs. 7 screws using a T-25 torx bit gets the intial screws out to remove the glovebox. Once removed, use a phillips head screwdriver to get the filter door open. Use YouTube for more a more defined instruction video.

Fits and works well

As the title states this filter is perfect balance of price and quality. The only problem with this filter is that is goes in a Compass which is a BOOGER to change out.

Exact replacement for 2016 fiat 500X. I am glad I replaced OEM filter which was too thin and felt like a paper. This filter is thick, made of multiple layers and I hope it will catch more dust and air pollutants.

Does the job, good solid filter

It was a match price was great install was a mother... this is at not a reflection of the product its jeep engineers that didn't get enough of there mommy and daddies love... well I hope they didn't anyway

Bought this for a 2016 Jeep Renegade. Now! the Jeep guys have really made it difficult to replace a simple cabin filter but once I watched a video of how to do it on Youtube it was not that difficult. You have to remove a side panel and the entire glove box to replace a filter! (Way to go Jeep, keep making it more difficult so people just give up and take it to the dealer to replace a $10 filter and pay couple hundred bucks) Anyway, once you have access to the filter chamber its a pop out the old one and pop in the new one and close everything in the reverse order. Old moldy smell gone! Airflow much better.

Good quality. Weird smell.