Mann Filter CUK 2450 Cabin Air Filter

I have a 2014 Audi Allroad and the AC system was starting to smell a little musty. Followed some vids online on how to get into the air system easily and get some cleaning and antibacterial agents run through the system. Probably the most effective part of everything I did was changing out this cabin filter. This is a perfect fit replacement and the air system now smells completely neutral. I feel like the pressure at the vents is better now too.

This filter fits a 2014 Audi SQ5 Premier perfectly. Anybody on here who says differently is not being honest. The item is legit and matched the factory filter perfectly.And, for what it's worth, the old filter was clogged with bugs and all kinds of crap...at this price, I will replace this filter more frequently...

This is OEM equipment without the dealer marker up

Easy to replace, fit perfectly, fresh air at last

doesn't fit in a G20 BMW. 330i

Same as the Porsche OEM part minus the part number printed on the side for $30 less. Easy swap.

I bought this for my wife's 2021 MACAN 2.0L as MANN filters are known for their quality. The filter fits perfectly but I was a little disappointed to find that the filter panels are a lot thinner in comparison to the OEM. Although the new filter works okay, I would probably try a different brand to get better match with the OEM on the thickness of the FILTER panels. The OEM I pulled out was made by MAHLE which also had MANN Filter name noted on it with 2 Part numbers FP2450 LF404001 with a date of 06.04.21 and it was heavier in weight, and I feel the panels were much thicker (heavier duty). It seems MAHLE made this for Porsche. I know the filter I took out was never replaced and therefore came from the factory. In this case, you get what you pay for.

This Mann filter is identical to the dealer installed Mann filter on our 2014 Audi S5.Easy install videos can be found on YouTube, but here is my description of the process.Under the dash on passenger side floorboard area you remove three plastic screws with your fingers (shouldn’t need a tool) . These screws hold a foam cover in place. Once the screws are out the foam can be removed with minimal bending. You will see a clip holding the filter in place. The clip was white on my car, but on some cars it may be black. You can inspect it to see how it is held in place. You remove the clip by sliding it towards the passenger door. As you slide it, the clip will simply fall downward. The filter is now visible and can be pulled out. It didn’t take much pulling. Make sure your new filter looks the same as the old one and slide the new filter into place. Install the clip etc in reverse order of removal.