Are you aware that the interior compartment of your Honda Pilot is filled with plenty of dirty elements? You might not be able to see them, but they are certainly there. Keep your passenger area clean by using a Bosch Cabin Air Filter. The function of the cabin filter can be likened to the exhaust system of your vehicle. The exhaust lowers the harmful compounds that are present in the gases formed during combustion process before releasing them outside through the muffler. This is the same with the Pilot Cabin Air Filter. When you turn on the heat and air-conditioning unit of your car, you allow airborne contaminants to enter the cabin. This could be in the form of bacteria, spores or pollens which could affect the passengers. Although some people are not sensitive to dirt, they are those who are susceptible due to certain factors such as asthma or hay-fever. It can lead to throat irritation, periodic sneezing, runny eyes, or difficulty in breathing. Sensitive passengers will benefit from the 2004 Bosch Pilot Cabin Air Filter. You can use either the Bosch Particulate Filter or the Bosch Activated Charcoal Filter. Between the two variations, the activated charcoal filter offers more filtration because of it five-layer cleaning agent, while the particulate filter uses just three layers. In order to achieve a clean and safe air inside the cabin, you must replace your air filter in a span of 12,000 to 15,000 miles. You can now order the R2060-138344 Bosch Cabin Air Filter on our online shop.