Fram CF10728 cabin air filter online price comparison

The CF10728 cabin air filter fits a variety of Hyundai and Kia models, including the 2014 Hyundai Elantra GT.  Here is a quick price comparison of Fram's CF10278 cabin air filter online.

- $16.38:     RockAuto
- $19.99:     AutoZone
- $20.37:     Amazon
- $20.37:     Walmart
- $30.98:     JC Whitney

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How to replace the cabin air filter in a 2014 Hyundai Elantra

Hyundai recommends replacing your cabin air filter (sometimes called a climate control air filter by Hyundai) every 15,000 miles.  Your dealer may charge you upwards of $50 to perform this task, but you can do it yourself for about $15 and five or ten minutes of your time.  You don't even need any tools.

The cabin air filter is located behind the glove box.  To remove it, first turn off the car and open the passenger side door.  (Otherwise the glove box won't be able to come out fully.)  The glove box will need to open farther than it usually does, so it's a good idea to remove any contents so they don't spill out.

Open the glove box and look inside.  On either side, you'll see a plastic round piece that holds the glove box in place.  Remove both of these plastic stoppers, one at a time, by turning them counter-clockwise and then sliding them out (toward the inside of the glove box).  With both stoppers removed, the glove box will swing down toward the floor.

Behind the glove box is a cavity with a bunch of car innards.  You should see a long black plastic cover right in front of you; that is the cabin air filter cover.  Remove the cover by pushing inward on the two tabs (on one either side of the cover) and then pulling the cover out, toward you.

Now you can see the cabin air filter.  It looks like a white or gray paper rectangle.  Grasp it and pull it straight out to remove it.  (There may be dirt or bugs on top of the filter.)  Hold your new cabin air filter in the same orientation, with the arrow on the side pointing down, and then slide it into the slot vacated by the old filter.  Reattach the cover -- the side with the large plastic flap goes up -- so that the two tabs snap into place.

Pull your glove box back up so that it's mostly closed, but still open enough to get your hands inside.  Reattach the round stoppers one at a time by pushing them into the holes and turning them clockwise.  For the first one, make sure that the stopper hole lines up with the hole in the car; otherwise, if the glove box isn't up far enough, the stopper will prevent the glove box from closing.  Once you have attached the first stopper, you can let go of the glove box while you attach the second one.

You have now successfully replaced your cabin air filter.  Close your glove box and close your passenger side door, and your job is done.

How to replace the air filter on a 2014 Hyundai Elantra

For a 2014 Hyundai Elantra, Hyundai recommends inspecting your air filter every 7,500 miles (under normal driving conditions) and replacing it every 30,000 miles.  It's very easy to access the air filter on the 2014 Elantra -- you don't even need any tools.

With the car off, pull the hood latch (located beneath the steering wheel, near where the driver's left leg would be) to release the hood.  Then, when you're standing in front of the car, raise the hood up slightly and feel underneath it near the center.  You'll feel a small lever; push it to the left and the hood latch will release completely, allowing you to raise the hood.

Prop the hood up using the metal bar laying along the engine compartment to your left.  With the hood propped up, you can see the engine and battery.  The air filter sits inside a plastic odd-shaped box, just in front of the battery.  You'll see a large hose coming out the left side of the box.

To remove the lid, release the two locking tabs on the right side of the box.  Pull them away from the box, and lift the lid up from that side.  It will pivot up toward the left.  You don't need to remove the large hose, because you can move the lid up and out of the way enough to get access to the air filter.

Remove the air filter by lifting it up out of the box.  If you see a lot of dirt or debris inside the box, under the air filter, remove it.  To install a new air filter, simply set it into the box in the same orientation as the old filter.  (It will only fit one way.)  If you are inspecting the old filter and not replacing it, check the underside of the filter for any dirt, bugs, or other debris that has gotten stuck.  The easiest way to clean the filter is to shake it (away from the engine compartment) and lightly tap the side of the filter against something hard, like a tree, to dislodge anything stuck in it.  Once all or most of the debris has been removed, place the filter back in the filter box.

Many people have said that when using non-OEM air filters, they have had trouble getting the box lid to close over the new filter.  If you experience this problem, try taking the rubber seal off the top of the old filter and attaching it to the new filter.

The filter box lid has two tabs on the left side.  Line these tabs up with the slots in the filter box, and once the left side of the lid is lined up, push the right side down and then snap the two locks into place.

Now all that's left to do is close the hood.  Hold the hood up with one hand and release the prop bar with the other hand, then lay it flat and pop it back into its holder.  Now you can close the hood, and you're done.

There are many different brands of air filters you can get for your car.  Fram makes one air filter (part #CA10889) that is usually reasonably priced.  Here is a brief price comparison for the Fram filter, just to give you an idea:

- RockAuto.com:  $13.60
- Walmart.com:  $15.58
- Amazon.com:  $16.42
- AutoZone.com:  $25.99

Hyundai DIY auto repair and maintenance tips

Below are links to articles, tutorials, and videos on how to repair or maintain your Hyundai vehicle.  These links are intended for informational purposes only, and no warranty is made as to their accuracy or usefulness.  Any links typed in bold italics have been tested and verified; all other links have not.

Hyundai Accent:
- How to replace the spark plugs on a 2001-2005 Hyundai Accent
- How to replace the spark plugs on a Hyundai Accent

Hyundai Elantra:
- How to replace the air filter on a 2014 Hyundai Elantra
- How to replace the cabin air filter in a 2014 Hyundai Elantra
- How to replace the left side rear shocks on a Hyundai Elantra
- How to replace the windshield washer pump on a 2001-2006 Hyundai Elantra

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- How to replace the brake pads on a Hyundai Santa Fe
- How to replace the rear brake pads on a 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe SUV
- How to replace the rear shocks on a 2001-2005 Hyundai Santa Fe
- How to replace the rear shocks on a 2001-2006 Hyundai Santa Fe
- How to replace the side view mirror on a 2010 Hyundai Santa Fe
- How to replace the spark plugs on a 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe

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- How to replace the center brake light bulb on a 2006-2010 Hyundai Sonata- How to replace the rear brake pads and rotors on a Hyundai Sonata
- How to replace the rear shocks on a 2006 Hyundai Sonata LX
- How to replace the spark plugs on a 4-cylinder Hyundai Sonata

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