Air Filter for 2014-2016 BMW 328i & More - Hengst E1082L

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MPN: E1082L

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Air Filter HENGST E1082L

$30.99

Description

HENGST E1082L air filter for the 2014-2016 BMW 328i and other vehicles strains dirt out of the air before it reaches the engine.

Flame retardant filter media
Precision fit and stability for 100 percent tightness and dependable function
High levels of dirt separation protect against engine wear and give a longer service life

A clogged filter can show up as weaker acceleration or a rough idle, though a dirty mass airflow sensor or a cracked intake hose can be behind those signs too. If the filter is the cause, this one replaces it.

The 2014-2018 BMW 320i and the 2014-2018 BMW 320i xDrive take this filter too, along with other BMW models. Look up your own car and engine on the Buyer's Guide tab.

Specifications

Filter media: flame retardant

Interchange: 13718511668

Manufacturer's Description

Product Specs

Buyer's Guide

Interchange Part Numbers

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

13718511668, E1082L

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the HENGST E1082L an engine air filter for the 2014-2016 BMW 328i?

Yes. The HENGST E1082L air filter fits the 2014-2016 BMW 328i. For another BMW, look up your car and engine on the Buyer's Guide tab.

Is this the right air filter for a 2014-2018 BMW 320i?

Yes. The HENGST E1082L fits the 2014-2018 BMW 320i, and it fits the 2014-2018 BMW 320i xDrive as well.

Is this the HENGST cabin air filter?

No. This listing is the HENGST E1082L, an air filter for the engine intake. A cabin air filter is a separate part and is not part of this listing.

Does the HENGST air filter E1082L have flame retardant media?

Yes. This air filter uses flame retardant filter media.

How can I tell my HENGST E1082L air filter is dirty enough to need changing?

With the engine off and cool, look at the filter surface. Packed-in dirt or debris, or weaker acceleration while driving, can mean the filter is clogged.