Mann Filter Cabin Air Filter - CUK2941-2

Perfect fit. Never replaced a filter in this car before and took me only 13 minutes. I timed it lol.That includes taking some before and after pictures from the old and new filter.What is worth mentioning is that the car was until now under the “fake maintenance” from BMW that comes with a new car and goes until 36.000 miles.Up to this mileage there is no other service the. The oil changes (3) due. The first real checkup is at a higher mileage and not covered anymore.Anyway , those filters where replaced before from a BMW dealership. When I compare the new filters and the filters I took out of the car they look the same.I was expecting to find some BMW marks on the installed filter but perhaps they don’t put their name in it anymore??? Or it could be they also put “after market” parts in.Anyway, BMW quoted me in all seriousness 700 dollar to replace those filters and the Inside filterThe inside filter is on its way and is 25 dollar. Together with those filters the parts came to 55 dollar and I guess a total of 30 minute of work.Well done BMW, lol.We all need to make a living buy that should be considered “robbery”Anyway, if you thinking about replacing those filters then go for it.It’s not complicated and all you need is a screw driver to get one plastic river out that you can push back in once you are done.Those filters here from MANN are the real deal and fit perfectly and state that they are made in Germany. I have no reason not to believe it.

Fits our 2012 X5d perfectly. Do yourself a favor and youtube the process for replacing these. You'll see it's well worth doing yourself rather than paying a shop that charges a BMW premium on everything.Also something I learned recently... this is a low cost high charge item at the mechanic. A lot of times when they suggest replacing these it's because they just tick the box and don't actually look at them. We had our mechanic admit this on a recent service where it was suggested to replace, when we had just done it ourselves in April.

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Mann's filters are a perfect replacement for OEM filters in BMW E70 in terms of size. Be aware that this filter is not HEPA certified and Mann does not publish the smallest particle size this filter can filter out so it will still let through a lot of small particles, just like OEM filter. Plus the carbon layer is pretty thin so it will not absorb harmful gases for long time (most likely will stop absorbing in a couple of months if you drive often enough). It's still better than nothing, though.

Bought to replace the filters on my 2015 bmw x5 as there was a musty smell from ac. Old filters were another junk company that fit very loosely. I was impressed by the quality and how secure the MANN filters locked into the housing; musty smell all gone now! Easy 10min replacement job, comes with VERY detailed instructions for the less mechanically inclined

Easy DIY replacement in 5 mins! Saved me the $220 quoted at the BMW dealership, but I missed the free coffee. LOL.

I would buy this again for my 2017 X5. Clicked into the slots better than the Mahle version I used last time, and seems as well constructed with regard to the pleats. $15 cheaper than the Mahle version as of summer 2023.