Description
KENWORTH CABIN AIR FILTER ELEMENT REPLACEMENT – This cabin air filter fits most: Kenworth T800 (2010–2018), Kenworth T680 (2013–2020), Kenworth T880 (2014–2020), and Kenworth W990 (2019–2020). Always confirm the filter number and inspect your current filter before purchase.
KENWORTH T680 CABIN AIR FILTER LOCATION:
- Go to the passenger side of the truck.
- Open the passenger door and locate the plastic access panel on the firewall behind the glove box or below the dash area.
- The panel is typically held by plastic clips or screws.
- Remove the panel to expose the cabin air filter housing.
- Slide out the old filter and replace it with a new one. Ensure the airflow direction arrow points correctly.
📌 Note: Not all Kenworth T680 trucks come with a cabin air filter from the factory. If your truck does not have one, you may still be able to install it if the housing is present. Also, some newer T680 models use a thin, sponge-like cabin filter. If this matches your truck, use the AF55836 Cabin Filter found here.
PETERBILT CABIN AIR FILTER ELEMENT REPLACEMENT – This cabin filter fits most: Peterbilt 567 (2014–2020) and Peterbilt 579 (2013–2020). Be sure to confirm your filter number or check the existing filter before ordering.
PETERBILT 579 CABIN AIR FILTER LOCATION & REPLACEMENT:
Location:
- The cabin filter is located inside the cab, not near the engine bay or intake.
- You can access it by removing the glove box or the panel behind it.
Steps to Replace:
- Open the glove compartment and remove any items inside.
- Look for retaining clips or screws on the sides or bottom of the glove box.
- Some models have a squeeze-and-drop mechanism to release the glove box.
- Remove the glove box or panel to reveal the filter housing.
- Unclip or unscrew the cover securing the filter in place.
- Slide out the old cabin air filter, paying attention to airflow direction.
- Insert the new filter with arrows pointing in the correct direction.
- Reattach the glove box or panel and you’re done.
📌 Note: Always verify the cabin air filter currently installed in your truck. Some newer Peterbilt 579 models use a smaller, sponge-like filter. If that is the case, you’ll need the AF55836 Cabin Filter found here.
CABIN AIR FILTER vs ENGINE AIR FILTER:
FEATURE | CABIN AIR FILTER | ENGINE AIR FILTER |
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Location | Behind glove box (inside cab) | Under hood (engine compartment) |
Function | Filters air for HVAC system inside cab | Filters air for engine combustion |
Replacement Interval | Every 15,000–25,000 miles (or annually) | Every 30,000–50,000 miles |
INTERNATIONAL TRUCK CABIN AIR FILTER REPLACEMENT – This filter fits most: International LT625 (2017–2020), RH613 (2018–2020), HV507 (2019–2020), HV513 (2019), HV607 (2019 & 2021), HV613 (2019–2021), LoneStar (2019–2020), MV607 (2019–2021). Confirm the correct filter number and existing filter before ordering.
INTERCHANGEABLE FILTER NUMBERS:
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Baldwin PA30093
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Grainger 48XH41
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Paccar X19987001
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Peterbilt X1987001
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MicronAir CY08221P
RECOMMENDATION: Regularly check and replace your truck’s cabin and sleeper air filters. This improves air quality inside the cab and helps reduce dust and allergens for drivers and passengers.
QUALITY & SIZE: Ampler Filters are engineered for OE-level fit and function. They effectively capture dust, allergens, and airborne particles, keeping your cabin clean and breathable.
GUARANTEE: We stand by our filters. Buy with confidence—Ampler Filters are backed by a full satisfaction guarantee.
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