ATP Cabin Air Filter P/N:GA-1
ATP GA-10 cabin air filter for the 2005-2019 Toyota Tacoma and other vehicles cleans the outside air that flows through the vents into the passenger compartment. That air often carries impurities and unpleasant odors.
Weak airflow from the vents or odors in the cabin can mean the filter is loaded with dirt. With the engine off, look at the old filter first. If it looks clean, find the cause of the sign before replacing it.
This is a cabin air filter replacement for the 2005-2019 Toyota Tacoma and the 2003-2008 Pontiac Vibe, and each takes one.
Interchange: CF134 · 61624871 · 89871 · CF10374 · CAF100C · CAF1765 · CAF2026 · C35644 · 8850801010
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Is the ATP GA-10 a cabin filter for the 2005-2019 Toyota Tacoma?
Yes. The ATP GA-10 fits the 2005-2019 Toyota Tacoma, and the 2003-2008 Pontiac Vibe is covered too. Each takes one filter.
Does the ATP GA-10 cabin air filter help with odors like diesel fumes?
Yes. The ATP GA-10 uses activated carbon to absorb odors such as diesel fumes, and a static electrical charge traps particles before they enter the passenger compartment.
Where is this cabin air filter made?
The country of origin for this ATP cabin air filter is Taiwan.
Does the ATP GA-10 interchange with CAF1765?
Yes. CAF1765 is one of the other numbers this ATP GA-10 replaces, along with CF134, 89871 and CF10374.
Why is air from my vents weak or smelly with an old cabin air filter?
Weak airflow or odors can mean the filter is clogged with dirt and no longer cleans the incoming air well. A shop can check the rest of the ventilation system if a new filter does not change the sign.
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WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.