Product Overview
The FRAM Fresh Breeze Cabin Air Filter CF10285 is designed to improve the air quality inside your vehicle's passenger compartment. It features a unique filtration media embedded with activated carbon and Arm & Hammer baking soda. This combination effectively filters out up to 98% of common pollutants such as dust, pollen, and dirt, while also eliminating unwanted odors from the ventilation system. Regular replacement ensures a cleaner and fresher cabin environment.

Image: FRAM Fresh Breeze Cabin Air Filter in action, showing air being filtered within a car's ventilation system.
Installation Guide
General Installation Steps
Replacing your FRAM Fresh Breeze Cabin Air Filter is a straightforward process that typically takes about 15 minutes. The filter is commonly located behind the glove box in most compatible vehicles. Always refer to your vehicle's owner's manual for specific instructions and diagrams.
- Open the glove box and remove all contents.
- Locate and disengage any dampening arms or clips that restrict the glove box from fully opening.
- Gently press inward on the sides of the glove box to release it from its hinges, allowing it to drop down or be removed completely.
- Locate the cabin air filter housing cover, usually a rectangular panel.
- Unlatch or unclip the cover to remove it.
- Carefully pull out the old cabin air filter from the housing. Note its orientation, especially the airflow direction arrow.
- Insert the new FRAM Fresh Breeze Cabin Air Filter into the housing, ensuring the airflow direction arrow points correctly (typically downwards, towards the blower motor).
- Reinstall the filter housing cover, making sure it is securely latched.
- Reattach the glove box by aligning its hinges and pressing it back into place until it clicks. Reconnect any dampening arms.
- Return contents to the glove box.

Image: A hand demonstrates the quick installation of a cabin air filter behind the glove box, highlighting the ease of replacement.
Operation
The FRAM Fresh Breeze Cabin Air Filter works by filtering incoming air through its multi-layered media. The activated carbon and Arm & Hammer baking soda layers actively absorb and eliminate odors, while the pleated filter material traps airborne particles. This ensures that the air circulating through your vehicle's heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system is clean and fresh, enhancing passenger comfort.
Maintenance
Regular maintenance of your cabin air filter is crucial for optimal performance and air quality. It is recommended to inspect and replace your cabin air filter periodically, typically every 12,000 to 15,000 miles or once a year, depending on driving conditions and your vehicle manufacturer's recommendations. FRAM Fresh Breeze cabin air filters are designed for up to 2 years of protection under normal driving conditions. Frequent replacement helps maintain efficient HVAC operation and prevents the buildup of allergens and odors.

Image: A FRAM Fresh Breeze Cabin Air Filter box highlighting '2 Year Protection'.
Troubleshooting
Reduced Airflow or Persistent Odors
- Incorrect Installation: Ensure the filter is correctly oriented with the airflow arrow pointing in the proper direction (typically downwards, towards the blower motor). An incorrectly installed filter can restrict airflow.
- Loose Housing Cover: Verify that the filter housing cover is securely latched on all sides. A loose cover can allow unfiltered air to bypass the filter.
- Severely Clogged Filter: If the filter is new and these issues occur, or if the filter is old and these issues persist after replacement, there might be other underlying issues with your vehicle's HVAC system.
- Professional Inspection: If troubleshooting steps do not resolve the issue, consult a qualified automotive technician for further diagnosis and repair.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fram |
| Model Number | CF10285 |
| Material | Paper |
| Product Dimensions | 8.47"L x 7.64"W x 1.14"Th |
| MERV Rating | 13 |
| Compatible Devices | Air Conditioner |
| Item Weight | 0.2 Pounds |
| UPC | 009100537652 |
| Air Filter Construction | Pleated |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Grade | Replacement Part |
| Common Applications | Vehicles |
Vehicle Compatibility
Compatible Vehicle Applications
- Subaru: Legacy (2010-19), Outback (2010-19)
- Scion: iM (2016), tC (2011-16), xB (2008-15), xD (2008-14)
- Pontiac: Vibe (2009-10)
- Lexus: CT200h (2011-17), ES300h (2013-18), ES350 (2007-18), GS300 (2006), GS350 (2007-11), GS430 (2006-07), GS450h (2007-11), GS460 (2008-11), GX460 (2010-23), HS250h (2010-12), IS F (2008-14), IS250 (2006-13), IS350 (2006-13), LFA (2012), LS460 (2007-17), LS600h (2008-16), LX570 (2008-11, 2013-22), NX200t (2015-17), NX300 (2018-21), NX300h (2015-21), RX350 (2010-15), RX450h (2010-15)
- Land Rover: Discovery (2017-20), Range Rover (2014-23), Range Rover Sport (2014-23), Range Rover Velar (2018-23)
- Toyota: 4Runner (2010-23), Avalon (2005-18), Camry (2007-17), Corolla (2009-19), Corolla iM (2017-18), Highlander (2008-19), Land Cruiser (2008-11, 2013-22), Matrix (2009-14), Mirai (2016-20), Prius (2010-16), Prius C (2012-19), Prius Plug-In (2012-15), Prius V (2012-18), RAV4 (2006-18), Sequoia (2008-22), Sienna (2004-05, 2011-20), Tundra (2007-21), Venza (2009-16), Yaris (2006-18)
- Jaguar: F-Pace (2017-23), I-Pace (2019-22), XE (2017-20), XF (2016-23)
Filter Cross References
- General Motors: 19184673
- K&N: VF2000
- Land Rover: LR036369
- Purolator: C25851, C35667, C35667C
- Subaru: 72880-AJ000, 87139-52020
- Toyota: 87139-02020, 87139-02090, 87139-06040, 87139-60020, 87139-YZZ10
Warranty Information
The FRAM Fresh Breeze Cabin Air Filter CF10285 comes with a 30-day warranty. For specific details regarding warranty claims or product support, please refer to the official Fram website or contact their customer service directly.