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Activated Charcoal Cabin Air Filter Set (Microfilter) - E65 745Li 750i 750Li 760Li 64119272643 — BMW Activated Charcoal Cabin Air Filter Set (Microfilter) – E65 745Li 750i 750Li 760Li 64119272643

A fresh E65 7-series cabin air filter (also known as a microfilter or heppa filter) will allow you to breathe easier, and healthier, by effectively filtering out impurities through your HVAC system. A yearly replacement of your microfilter will ensure dust, pollen, soot, and pollution stay out of your BMW’s interior. This cabin air filter is made by an OEM supplier to BMW and other European manufacturers and uses a multilayer, moisture-resistant filter material with an almost 100% filtration rate. Your microfilter should be replaced once a year or every 15,000 miles.

This set includes both filter panels for E65 745i 745Li 750i 750Li 760Li.

Regular or Activated Carbon filter? Regular filters are made of paper or textiles that are then electrically charged. The charged filter creates a static surface for foreign particles to cling to. Carbon filters – also known as charcoal filters – also use a textile material but with extra layers of chemically-treated carbon material (literally charcoal or charred wood). The carbon does a better job of trapping and containing foreign particles which makes it a better choice for heavily polluted areas and especially in stop/go traffic. It also does a better job of filtering odors than a standard paper filter. Because of the more complex manufacturing process, activated charcoal filters tend to be more expensive. We offer both paper and activated carbon filters for your BMW whenever available.

Often overlooked, a clean air filter can make a noticeable difference in performance and fuel economy in your vehicle. When a vehicle’s air filter is not properly serviced, it restricts air flow into the engine which directly translates to less horsepower to the wheels.

recommends servicing your air filter every 10,000 miles, varying based on driving conditions.

Two filters required per vehicle

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