09 Oct 09 02:18, mark lewis wrote to Roy Witt:


 ml>> not that i have yet to understand what you meant by "cabin air
 ml>> filter" or similar but i have to really wonder what is truely saved
 ml>> by not installing a $0.10US filter... i mean, good grief... is
 ml>> everything run by bean counters these days?????? :? :(( :( :( :( :(

 RW>> That cabin filter probably costs $15...

 ml> FWIW: i have come into possession of a 2005 chrysler 300... while i
 ml> was giving it a "once over" i came to be cleaning the
windshield vent
 ml> area and saw that the passenger side had a removable section... when
 ml> i removed it for a looksee, i was rather surprised to see that there
 ml> was an air filter under it... none of my other vehicles have anything
 ml> similar... with this discussion, i was rather impressed and quite
 ml> further understanding of what is/was being discussed... i was flying
 ml> rather blind before and thus my questions...

 ml> thanks for the explanations and understandings :)

No problem, that's what we're here for. :o)

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