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2013 Ford Escape Air Filter

There are two fundamental air filters in your 2013 Ford Escape. The engine air filter is located in the engine bay and is used to filter out harmful and hazardous particles that may cause damage to your vehicle's engine. If the engine air filter is not replaced properly at the appropriate intervals, the build-up can affect the performance of your engine and lead to both a loss of power and loss in fuel efficiency.

The cabin air filter is located either under the dashboard, behind the glove compartment, or under the hood of your car. Frequently, it will be located behind the glove box. Just like engine air filters, cabin air filters in your 2013 Ford Escape are designed to equally clean the air as it moves through your heating, air conditioning, and ventilation system. The cabin air filter removes allergens such as pollen and dust. It will likewise trap pollutants such as smog & mold or other hazardous fumes. Schedule your next air filter service appointment with David McDavid Ford online today or give us a call at 8174207990 and speak to a service advisor.

2013 Ford Escape Cabin Air Filter

The basic function of your cabin air filter is to filter the air that travels through your heating and cooling ventilation system into your car. This filter can catch tremendously unhealthy pollutants & allergens including pollen, mold, smog, or dust.

2013 Ford Escape Engine Air Filter

Simply put, the primary purpose of your 2013 Ford Escape engine air filter is to clean the air from unhealthy particles such as dust, dirt, and other debris before it goes into your engine. All engines require a large supply of air in order to burn fuel. Any foreign materials can damage your engine and become quite pricey to repair which is why you should always have your Ford mechanic check your filters during each visit. At McDavid Ford, we will perform a multi-point examination for you entirely free of charge. Schedule your appointment today!

How often should you replace car air filter?

Your 2013 Ford Escape service manual states you should replace your engine air filter & cabin air filter each 10,000 miles in extreme conditions and each 15,000-30,000 miles in normal driving conditions. It's extremely important to have your filters checked each time you take your car in for an oil change. At David McDavid Ford, we do this for free each time you visit. Since it's essentially inexpensive, if you live in a high pollutant area or an area with an exceptionally high pollen count, it's a great idea for you to change your filters once per year. If your allergies are as bad as ours, you'll be pleased you did! Schedule your appointment with David McDavid Ford today!

2013 Ford Escape Air Filter Coupons

David McDavid Ford is presently promoting huge discounts on air filters. Click here to check out our most new 2013 Ford Escape air filter coupons. Our OEM-Certified mechanics will swiftly and sufficiently change your air filter and complete a free multipoint check of your car. While you wait, experience our free beverages, food, and wifi. Schedule your next service appointment online and save even more!

2013 Ford Escape Air Filter Replacement

Air filters on your vehicle should be checked each 10,000 miles but typically a replacement is only necessary each 15,000 to 30,000 miles depending on your driving habits. In some extreme cases, your engine air filter may need to be replaced each 10,000 miles. The cabin air filter, yet, should be changed more frequently to keep you and your passengers from breathing in unhealthy allergens. Always check your 2013 Ford Escape maintenance guide located in your owner's manual for the most up-to-date maintenance recommendations.

2013 Ford Escape Air Filter Price

Engine air filters usually cost somewhere between $20 - $45 depending on the type of filter necessary while cabin air filters usually cost between $15 - $35. David McDavid Ford can install your filters for you in less than 30 minutes, saving you money on labor costs while receiving the best certified OEM components. It's tremendously critical to use original air filters for your 2013 Ford Escape rather than cheaper aftermarket components because certified components are made exactly for your car and will not only last longer, they work more effectively. Due to our relationship with the manufacturers, we're able to provide the right filter you need for a great price. Explore all our service specials here or our parts specials here. Give us a call at 8174207990 or book your air filter service appointment online!

How do you know if your 2013 Ford Escape needs a new air filter?

It's truly pretty easy to spot the need for a new engine air filter and a new cabin air filter. If your 2013 Ford Escape needs a new engine air filter, you will undoubtedly notice some or all of the following symptoms:

  • Dark smoke coming from the exhaust
  • Decrease in acceleration
  • Residue or grime build-up around engine air intake
  • Odd noises from the engine when idle
  • Slow engine startup
  • Decrease in fuel efficiency
  • Dirty air filter
  • Service engine light on your dashboard

Below are mainly common signs that your 2013 Ford Escape cabin air filter needs to be entirely replaced:

  • Bad odor
  • Abnormal increase in noise coming from your air vents
  • Decrease in air flow

2013 Ford Escape Air Filter Change Near Me - Ford Escape Air Filter Dallas

At David McDavid Ford, our Ford certified technicians use certified OEM components and tools to examine and replace your engine air filter & your cabin air filter. Using certified components not only saves you money in the long run by being of the highest quality but because of our relationship with the manufacturer, we're able to provide replacement components and services on your 2013 Ford Escape at the most aggressive prices in town. Give us a call at 8174207990 or schedule your appointment online.