INEOS AIR FILTER PART NUMBERS (also Air Cabin filter)

[DK_BA]

Seems like I found the producer of the cabonfilter: https://www.eurogielle.it/en/catalogue/7135/ officially:219*212*25mm
I will try two versions with almost similar measurments:
217*195x25:
- Bosch 1 987 432 273
- Mahle 569
- Mann & Hummel CU 2227
214*214*25:
- Bosch 1 987 432 299
- Mahle 430
- Mann & Hummel CU2132

Has anyone tried one of these yet?

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[DK_BA]

The 1 987 432 273 looks promissing. Just the foam of the original filter shows a little bit.
The 1 987 432299 is probably a bit too long. (see photos)

I will try next Week and report back.

 

[DK_BA]

The Version 1 987 432 299 doesn't go in far enough. So this one won't fit.
The 1 987 432 273 needs a little push to the sides to get in and fits not perfekt, but not bad at all. (see photo) At least it might be an option...
With active charcoal the number would be 1 987 435 595.

 

[TheDocAUS]

New foam airbox filter from Australian based Uni Filter Part No: TT274 234S

 

[MrMike]

New foam airbox filter from Australian based Uni Filter Part No: TT274 234S

Oooohh....I used to run these on my 200, you know, that special vehicle, with Toyota's superb dust induction system.

 

[TheDocAUS]

Oooohh....I used to run these on my 200, you know, that special vehicle, with Toyota's superb dust induction system.

How did they perform?

 

[MrMike]

How did they perform?

Well, better than the factory filters, but- the factory box leaked dust into the clean side, IMO they aren't needed in the Grenadier. After weeks in the East Pilbara on some seriously dusty tracks there wasn't a spec of dust inside.
Some 200 series owners said the oil from the filters would get on the MAF sensor but I personally didn't have that issue as I cleaned it when I serviced the filter.
Just look after your filter and carry a spare if you're really concerned.

 

[Commodore]

New foam airbox filter from Australian based Uni Filter Part No: TT274 234S

You couldn't pay me to use an oiled filter on a B58 engine. That is just asking to gum up the sensors.

 

[TheDocAUS]

You couldn't pay me to use an oiled filter on a B58 engine. That is just asking to gum up the sensors.

I would not normally use one either, but having extra options is a good thing.

 

[NQ94]

Info about how filters work.

View: https://youtu.be/0flEIBOTYrE?si=dco-RuLzAZVSBEnU

 

[Brock63]

Just had my oil/filter service at dealership. $265.00 for oil, filter, full inspection, vehicle wash and vacuum/clean all weather floor mats. During inspection they found that the four door seals were coming loose...and replaced under warranty. Told them was going to change air filter and cabin filter myself when I got home.

Air filter I installed is the WIX WA11035 (Amazon)...fits perfect. Left the foam piece in bottom of air filter housing and just vacuumed out any debris before installing new air filter. My factory filter looked like it could have gone another year to be honest. Loosen six phillips captured screws...unclip air sensor..and I loosened the strap between air box and engine to allow to rotate. Easy peasy.

Cabin filter I installed is MicroGuard MGD 3692 (OReillys)...fits tighter than factory. My factory had foam strip around outside to allow it to seal tighter. New one was large enough that was not an issue. I forgot to pay attention to which way the air flow arrows were on factory (or which side debris was on when removing)....so wasted time figuring that out but in end guessed fan is pulling air so Air Flow arrows go towards glove box(cabin).

I am happy with the WIX replacement filter and feel it may be manufactured at same location based on looks and feel. The cabin air filter I will likely look for a better fitment...maybe the FRAM or just get the factory from dealership. I will see how it works and what it collects over next few months.

 

[parb]

Just had my oil/filter service at dealership. $265.00 for oil, filter, full inspection, vehicle wash and vacuum/clean all weather floor mats. During inspection they found that the four door seals were coming loose...and replaced under warranty. Told them was going to change air filter and cabin filter myself when I got home.

Air filter I installed is the WIX WA11035 (Amazon)...fits perfect. Left the foam piece in bottom of air filter housing and just vacuumed out any debris before installing new air filter. My factory filter looked like it could have gone another year to be honest. Loosen six phillips captured screws...unclip air sensor..and I loosened the strap between air box and engine to allow to rotate. Easy peasy.

Cabin filter I installed is MicroGuard MGD 3692 (OReillys)...fits tighter than factory. My factory had foam strip around outside to allow it to seal tighter. New one was large enough that was not an issue. I forgot to pay attention to which way the air flow arrows were on factory (or which side debris was on when removing)....so wasted time figuring that out but in end guessed fan is pulling air so Air Flow arrows go towards glove box(cabin).

I am happy with the WIX replacement filter and feel it may be manufactured at same location based on looks and feel. The cabin air filter I will likely look for a better fitment...maybe the FRAM or just get the factory from dealership. I will see how it works and what it collects over next few months.

give me a link to the amazon filter?