The MANN-FILTER CUK2897 cabin filter is an excellent choice for your Mercedes-Benz E-Class W210 1995-2003 E 420 model. This filter enhances driving comfort by cleaning the air inside your vehicle while keeping allergens and pollutants outside. With original equipment quality, MANN ensures the performance and longevity of your vehicle.
- Indoor Air Quality: The MANN CUK2897 cabin filter keeps the atmosphere inside your vehicle clean, providing healthier air during your drive.
- Allergy Protection: The MANN cabin filter effectively filters pollen and other allergens, reducing allergic reactions.
- A/C Efficiency: This filter enhances the efficiency of your air conditioning system, improving cooling and heating performance.
- Customized Design: With dimensions of 273 mm x 217 mm x 54 mm and a flat structure, the MANN CUK2897 fits perfectly in compatible vehicles like the E-Class W210.
Technical Details
| Brand |
MANN-FILTER (Germany) |
| Product Code |
CUK2897 |
| Dimensions |
A = 273 mm; B = 217 mm; H = 54 mm |
| Engine Code |
M 119.975 |
| Filter Shape |
Flat |
| Compatible Vehicles |
CHRYSLER Crossfire. MERCEDES-BENZ C-Class (W202/S202), CLK (C208), E-Class (W/S210), SLK (R170) |
| Barcode (EAN) |
4011558402402 |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Which vehicles is this filter compatible with? The MANN CUK2897 cabin filter is compatible with vehicles such as the Mercedes-Benz E-Class W210, C-Class (W202/S202), CLK (C208), and SLK (R170).
What is the difference between cheap filters and MANN? MANN-FILTER offers filters with original equipment quality, enhancing your vehicle's performance and indoor air quality. Cheap filters typically provide lower quality and efficiency.
How often should this filter be replaced? It is generally recommended to replace the cabin filter every 15,000 - 30,000 km, but this interval may vary depending on usage conditions.
Why is the cabin filter important? The cabin filter prevents dust, pollen, and pollutants from entering the vehicle's interior, enhancing driving comfort and reducing allergic reactions.