The aFe POWER 35-10005C is a carbon cabin air filter built to replace the factory cabin element in a range of Chrysler, Dodge, Infiniti, Nissan, and RAM vehicles. The activated carbon granule media is the main difference from a particulate-only filter, since the carbon layer targets odors and fumes as well as dust. That extra stage justifies a higher price than a basic paper element for drivers who notice stale or exhaust smells coming through the vents. Shoppers searching for an aFe carbon cabin filter, activated carbon cabin air filter replacement, or Dodge, Ram, Nissan, or Infiniti cabin filter upgrade will find this part in the aFe lineup.
Application coverage is the first thing to confirm. The manufacturer's listing describes the fit as Various Chrysler/Dodge/Infiniti/Nissan/RAM 02-24, while other published year ranges differ, so verify your exact year, model, and trim against the manufacturer's fitment guide before ordering. Installation is a glove-box-access job rather than an engine-bay task. Per the manufacturer's install steps, you empty the glove box, release its side stops, remove the filter housing cover, and check the printed airflow arrow before sliding the new element in with the arrow pointing the correct way.
The manufacturer names this product a carbon cabin air filter, and its install guidance refers to it as an aFe carbon cabin air filter, so it uses activated carbon media rather than a particulate-only element.
The manufacturer's listing covers Various Chrysler, Dodge, Infiniti, Nissan, and RAM applications under the 02-24 range. Published year ranges vary across sources, so confirm your exact year, model, and trim with the manufacturer before buying.
Per the manufacturer's install guidance, note the airflow arrow on the old filter before removing it, confirm the direction in the owner's manual if unsure, and install the new filter so its arrow matches that direction.
Most owners will reach this filter from the passenger side by opening the glove box, since the cabin filter typically sits behind it. Empty the glove box first, then press the box sides inward to clear its built-in stops so it lowers and exposes the housing. Remove the housing cover, pull the old filter while noting the airflow arrow, and slide the new element in with the arrow matching the airflow direction. The manufacturer advises checking the owner's manual if the direction is unclear, because layouts differ between vehicles. Reassemble everything, then run the HVAC system briefly to confirm the blower is moving air normally.
