RICHWEI Cabin Air Filter CF11182 for Honda & Acura — Activated Carbon, Pollen/Dust Protection

RICHWEI's CF11182 cabin air filter is an activated-carbon replacement designed to trap dust, pollen, and common road odors for compatible Honda and Acura vehicles.

This replacement cabin air filter (part number CF11182) is manufactured from high-grade materials and includes an activated carbon layer intended to reduce airborne particles and mild odors entering the passenger compartment. It matches several factory part numbers and fits a range of Honda and Acura model years — but verifying your vehicle's year, make, and model before ordering is essential to ensure a correct fit.

Which vehicles does this filter fit?

The CF11182 is specified to replace several OEM part numbers and is compatible with multiple Honda and Acura models across recent model years. Check the listed model years and cross-reference the original part number from your vehicle to confirm compatibility.

• Honda models: Civic (2016–2021), Clarity (2017–2021), CR-V (2017–2022), CR-Z (2011–2016), Fit (2009–2020), HR-V (2016–2021), Insight (2010–2021), Odyssey (2018–2022).
• Acura models: RDX (2019–2021), TLX (2021–2022).
• Replaces CF11182 and OEM references such as 80291-TF0-E01, 80292-TG0-Q01, 80292-TG0-Q02, 80292-TGL-E01, 80291-TF3-E01, 198743234.

How does the activated carbon layer improve cabin air?

The activated carbon media is added to help adsorb common vehicle odors and certain volatile compounds, complementing the filter’s particle-capturing layers. While not a medical-grade purifier, it reduces noticeable smells from traffic, exhaust, and city environments to improve perceived air quality inside the car.

• Carbon layer targets light odors and organic vapors for a fresher cabin environment.
• Multi-layer structure captures pollen, dust, and road debris before entering HVAC vents.
• Designed for easy installation in compatible vehicle cabin filter housings.

How often should I replace this cabin air filter?

Replacement frequency depends on driving conditions: dusty roads, heavy pollen seasons, or frequent urban driving accelerate clogging. A common guideline is to inspect or replace the cabin filter every 12,000–15,000 miles or at least once a year; adjust the interval based on visible dirt or reduced HVAC airflow.

• Inspect during regular vehicle service or when airflow and ventilation performance drop.
• Replace sooner in dusty, construction, or high-pollen environments.
• Follow the vehicle manufacturer’s maintenance schedule for best results.

What should I check before purchasing and how is installation handled?

Confirm the part fits your vehicle by comparing your original cabin filter part number or using your vehicle's year, make, model, and trim in a parts lookup. Installation is typically a simple, tool-light task performed from the glove box area or designated HVAC access panel—consult your owner’s manual for steps specific to your car.

• Verify compatibility using your vehicle information or the OEM part number list included above.
• Most installs require opening the glove box or removing a small cover to access the filter slot.
• Keep orientation arrows and sealing edges aligned to ensure proper filtration and airflow.

Who is this for: Drivers who own compatible Honda or Acura models and want an affordable, direct-fit replacement cabin filter with an added activated carbon layer for improved odor control. It’s suited to people who perform routine vehicle maintenance, replace filters themselves, or need a reliable aftermarket alternative to the factory unit. Always double-check fitment before ordering and replace according to driving conditions and manufacturer guidance.