EPAuto Cabin Air Filter 3-Pack for Honda & Acura CP182 (CF11182) – Activated Carbon, Odor-Reducing

The EPAuto CP182 (CF11182) cabin air filter 3-pack replaces factory cabin filters in many Honda, Acura and select other vehicles to help keep HVAC airflow cleaner and reduce odors.

Engineered as a direct replacement for OEM cabin filters, the EPAuto CP182 set (also referenced as CF11182) is designed to fit a long list of Honda and Acura models and similar vehicles. Each pack contains three individually wrapped filters built with a multi-layer media that includes activated carbon and soda-based material to help trap particles and reduce common in-cabin odors. They match common factory part numbers so installation is straightforward and maintenance intervals align with recommended service schedules.

Which vehicles will this filter fit?

This replacement aligns with many recent Honda and Acura models plus a few other makes. It’s specified to fit multiple model years for Accord, Civic, CR-V, Odyssey and others, and corresponds to several factory part numbers for easy cross-referencing.

• Honda: Accord (2023–2025), Civic (2016–2025), CR-V (2017–2025), Fit (2009–2020), HR-V (2016–2025), Odyssey (2018–2025), Pilot (2023–2025), and more.
• Acura: ADX (2025), RDX (2019–2025), TLX (2021–2025), MDX (2022–2025), Integra (2023–2025).
• Other: MG3 (2025) compatibility noted.
• OEM cross-references include FRAM CF11182 and Honda part numbers like 80291-T5R-A01 and similar codes.

How does the EPAuto CP182 improve cabin air and odor control?

The filter uses layered filter media with activated carbon and a soda-based component to capture common airborne particles and help reduce odors from traffic, exhaust and interior sources. While it does not create sterile air, it helps keep dust, pollen and many particulates out of the HVAC system and cabin breathing space.

• Multi-layer media captures dust, pollen and larger particulates.
• Activated carbon adsorbs many common odors and VOCs.
• Soda-infused layer contributes to fresher-smelling airflow.

When should I replace these cabin air filters?

EPAuto recommends replacing the cabin air filter roughly every 12 months or about every 12,000 miles as a general guideline; actual needs vary with driving conditions. If you frequently drive in dusty areas, use heavy city driving, or notice reduced airflow or persistent odors, check and replace the filter sooner.

• Typical interval: 12 months or 12,000 miles.
• Replace sooner with heavy urban, dusty, or pollen-heavy driving.
• Simple visual inspection can reveal clogging or discoloration.

Is installation difficult and what should I expect during replacement?

Installation is generally quick and tools-free for most compatible vehicles, as this part is a direct fit for listed models and replaces the factory cabin filter without modifications. Filters are sized and shaped to match OEM housings, and the pack of three provides extras for future service intervals.

• Direct-fit design matches factory filter housings and orientation.
• Most installations are accessible behind glove box or under the dash.
• Three filters in the pack provide two spare replacements after the first change.

Who is this for: Drivers and technicians who own or service the listed Honda and Acura models (and compatible vehicles) looking for an affordable, OEM-replacement cabin filter option. This 3-pack suits owners who prefer stocking spare parts for routine maintenance, fleet managers scheduling regular service, or anyone aiming to maintain HVAC airflow and reduce common in-cabin odors between dealership visits.