80291-T5R-A01 Cabin Air Filter + CA12051 Engine Air Filter Kit - Compatible with Honda Civic 2016-2026 2.0L, HR-V 2023-2026 2.0L - Replaces 17220-5BA-A00, CF11182, SA12051
80291-T5R-A01 Cabin Air Filter and CA12051 Engine Air Filter Kit
Key Features
- Two-piece replacement filter kit: one engine air filter and one cabin air filter.
- Engine air filter dimensions: 9.19 in. long x 7.48 in. wide x 2.05 in. high.
- Cabin air filter dimensions: 8.31 in. long x 8.07 in. wide x 1.14 in. high.
- The engine filter helps trap dust, dirt, and airborne particles before they enter the engine.
- The cabin filter helps reduce dust, pollen, and other particles entering through the HVAC system.
- Vehicle-specific replacement part with a unit count of two.
Replaces
- Engine air filter: CA12051 and 17220-5BA-A00.
- Cabin air filter: 80291-T5R-A01.
Cross-Reference Part Numbers
- Engine air filter: CA12051, 17220-5BA-A00, SA12051, WA10416, AF5264, PA99117, A29151.
- Cabin air filter: 80291-T5R-A01, 80291-TF3-E01, 80291-TF0-405, 80292-TBA-A11, CF11182, CAF1873P, PC6080, C36080.
Compatibility & Fitment
Fits Honda Civic model years 2016–2026 with the 2.0L L4 gasoline engine and Honda HR-V model years 2023–2026 with the 2.0L L4 gasoline engine.
It does not fit the Civic 1.5L Turbo, Civic Type R, Civic Hybrid, or Honda HR-V 2016–2022 with the 1.8L engine. Verify the vehicle year, model, and engine before ordering; the listed applications are not an exhaustive fitment list.
When to Replace
Replace clogged or heavily soiled filters when engine airflow or cabin airflow is reduced, or when dust and pollen become more noticeable inside the vehicle. A general replacement interval is every 12,000–15,000 miles or every 12 months, with shorter intervals possible in dusty, polluted, or high-pollen driving conditions. Follow the vehicle manufacturer's maintenance schedule where it differs.
Installation Tips
- Turn the vehicle off and allow the engine and surrounding components to cool before servicing the engine air filter.
- Remove the old engine filter and clean loose dust from the airbox without allowing debris into the intake opening.
- Install the engine filter in the same orientation as the original and confirm that the sealing edge sits evenly in the airbox.
- Access the cabin filter through the vehicle's cabin filter compartment, commonly behind the glovebox area, and note the airflow direction marked on the filter.
- Secure both housings fully after installation. The two-filter replacement can typically be completed during one routine maintenance service.
