OEM Ford Air Filters

Your Ford vehicle very likely has two air filters in place: one for the engine, and one for your HVAC system. If either filter fails to protect against contaminants, you'll notice either a reduction in performance or in the quality of the air you breathe. Fortunately, you can easily find the replacement air filters you need right here in our online parts catalog. Since we sell our parts below the MSRP, you'll save money and time shopping with us.

Buyer's Guide to Ford Air Filters

Where to Find Your Ford Air Filters

The engine air filter is found near your vehicle's air intake, where it can capture pollutants before they make their way into your engine. The cabin air filter can be located behind your glove box, under the front cowling on the passenger side of your ride, or near the front passenger's footwell. It captures those microscopic troublemakers before they can pass through your duct work, out the air vents, and into your lungs.

How to Spot Faulty Air Filters

Signs of trouble include:

• Your engine begins misfiring
• Worsening engine performance
• You notice unusual noises coming from your engine
• Poorer fuel economy
• You notice a musty smell in the passenger cabin
• You can't maintain a consistent interior temperature
• You hear a whistling sound coming from your air vents

When To Replace Your Air Filters

Your owner's manual details your recommended maintenance schedule, but you should expect to replace your engine air filter every 30,000 miles, and your cabin air filter every 15,000 miles or so. When you do replace your air filters, insist on genuine Ford. They're the only ones guaranteed to be compatible with your model. That ensures the correct fit you need to keep contaminants out and all systems running clear and clean.