K&N’s line of washable replacement cabin air filters are designed to filter your incoming air using state-of-the-art filtration technology—protecting your vehicle’s occupants, interior, and HVAC system from impurities and unpleasant odors. Engineered to be washable, reusable, and durable, this cabin filter is designed to last for the entire lifespan of your vehicle!
Compatible Vehicles:
- 2023-2025 ACURA Integra
- 2024-2024 ACURA Integra Type S
- 2022-2025 HONDA Civic
- 2023-2025 HONDA Civic Type R
- 2023-2025 HONDA CR-V
- 2026-2026 HONDA Passport
- 2023-2025 HONDA Pilot
From the manufacturer
Vehicle-Specific Fitment (2022–2025)
The K&N VF2086 fits the following Acura and Honda models equipped with the latest HVAC filter architecture:
Acura
Integra
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2023–2025
Integra Type S
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2024–2025
Honda
Civic
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2022–2025 (sedan, hatchback)
Civic Type R (FL5)
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2023–2025
CR-V
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2023–2025 (including hybrid variants)
Passport
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2022–2025
Pilot
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2023–2025
Key Features
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Lifetime Reusable Construction — clean, dry, reinstall
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Washable Synthetic Media designed for high filtration efficiency
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Improved HVAC Airflow for stronger A/C and heating
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Precision OEM Fitment for Acura & Honda models (2022–2025)
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Eco-Friendly — reduces waste from disposable filters
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Great for Enthusiasts who want a performance part even in the glovebox
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Install in Minutes with no modifications
Why Choose a K&N Lifetime Cabin Filter?
Standard cabin filters clog, weaken airflow, and need replacement every 12–15k miles.
K&N’s VF2086 eliminates all that nonsense.
A clogged filter causes:
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Weak HVAC output
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Stale or musty odors
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Fogged windows
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More dust and allergens inside
A cleaned and refreshed K&N filter restores:
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Powerful airflow
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Clean, fresh cabin ventilation
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Long-term odor and allergen reduction
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HVAC system longevity
If your Civic, CR-V, or Integra smells like “gym socks + takeout,” the VF2086 fixes it — and you’ll never need to buy another filter.
SAVE MONEY & REDUCE WASTE
Unlike disposable filters, K&N cabin air filters are washable, reusable and engineered to last for the life of your vehicle. Re-usable filters will save your money over time instead repeatedly buying disposable filters. This will also help reduce the 100,000,000 disposable filters that end up in landfills each year.
EASY TO CLEAN AND RE-USE
Clean your cabin air filter quickly and easily using low-pressure water any time it needs a refresh. Instead of buying new cabin filters, simply wash and re-use a K&N cabin filter that can last for the life of your vehicle.
THE LAST CABIN FILTER YOU NEED TO BUY
K&N washable cabin air filters are built with durable materials that are made to last a lifetime so it’s the last cabin filter you will ever need to buy for your vehicle!
Amazon Customer –
So far so good. I’ll have to buy the cleaning products but initial install went ok. Had to wiggle it into place. Tight fit.
Javier A –
K&N is the way to go. Great quality and will save you money in the long run. Airflow performs better than OEM.
M.McFarland –
Fits exactly as it should. As with all K&N products it is well made.
E.R. –
This fit perfectly and you could tell the difference immediately. I have one of these on both cars and I am completely satisfied with both. This comes with everything you need to pull out the old one and replace with the new one. When its time to “freshen up” and clean it, you will need to purchase the cleaner and conditioner. With multiple K&N filters, I went ahead and picked up their branded cleaner and conditioner kit. Cleaning is a breeze and can be completed in just a few minutes. Let the filter dry for a couple hours and you are good to go. The price of admission is a bit steep, but when you consider that you wont have to buy those crappy paper filters ever again, it’s a no brainer. Normally I would say “would definitely buy again” but in this case, I wont need to buy another!
N8 – Honest Reviewer –
I’m a long time k&n customer. Over the years I’ve purchased several products. This is my first time buying a cabin air filter. In my opinion this is a mandatory upgrade. Replacement cabin filters are expensive. I live in an area that I have to change mine every 6 months. This filter will pay for itself over a couple years.Ny favorite thing about these filters is the increased air flow. I easily get 150% over factory airflow and it’s an oem paper filter. The overall noise from the fan is also decreased significantly. It’s the same concept behind getting a k&n filter for the motor. Less resistance allows for more air more quickly.I recommend getting a new OEM style filter unless the one in the car is fairly clean. Buy the recharge kit along with this new filter. When it comes time to clean it. Swap the old oem style filter into the car. Take the k&n filter and gently clean it well. It it sit overnight to completely dry. 24 hours is best. Once it dry the. Oil the filter and let it sit overnight again to allow the oil to thoroughly saturate the cotton. Take some paper towel and gently wipe the peaks and valleys of the filter to remove any excess oil that may be on it. After that, take out the OEM style filter and swap back in your k&nand you are good to go.If you follow these directions properly, your filter will last you as long as you own the car. The most important part about cleaning and drying the filter is to not use any high-pressure water or sprayer or to be too aggressive. I usually let my filter soak in a 5 gallon bucket overnight and then gently rinse them off under very low water pressure at the sink. High pressure, water or air can cause the cotton to move around inside the metal mesh and damage its ability to properly function.
Chris –
Great product and as a Career Service Writer I can tell you a reusable air filter saves a tonne of cash.
Dr ROK –
Great fit in my 25 CRC hybrid. Since Honda’s recommended interval is every 10,000 miles. it will pay for it’s self in a few changes.
Ronald Gatchalian –
Great product will save me a lot on constantly replacing my engine and cabin filter
Bryan Moisés Ramírez Jiménez –
Al tiro con el filtro ♥️
A todo dar, eh! Cómo me goofy el filtro 🫰🏼