VAMike
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Exactly--your ranger should be able to stay ahead of all the TacomasNever be behind anyone and you don't have this problem.
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Exactly--your ranger should be able to stay ahead of all the TacomasNever be behind anyone and you don't have this problem.
Cabin air filters are not high quality HEPA filters. A lot of small dirt and dust particles will get through. I've been driving dusty forest roads for decades. And what about wildfire pollution? We get weeks like this in the PNW.you change your cabin air filter more regularly than someone who doesnt run gravel roads.
Every car I've had in the last 20 years has turned recirc off in some way automatically. It's really not a question of convenience, it's a question of safety and liability. I posted a solution above, I doubt anyone cares enough to actually implement it.Cabin air filters are not high quality HEPA filters. A lot of small dirt and dust particles will get through. I've been driving dusty forest roads for decades. And what about wildfire pollution? We get weeks like this in the PNW.
Yup, see my above posts please. Better filters are not hepa. They will not trap much more than the cheap paper OEM filters.get a better filter
you can google that shit
Holy crap man. Is your goal to be an @ssh0le?i honestly dont think anything will make you happy.
you're doing the doomsday comparisons. forest fires dont blanket the PNW every year. I'm in vancouver. buy the highest filtration filter you can find, change it in may and july. live with it like 99.9% of the population does.
I really dont even know how to discuss this with you on this anymore. cancel your ranger order and find another vehicle that does endless recirculation...if you can find one???
just buy this I guess and put it in your backseat. peace out.
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lol, click his name, and read his postsHoly crap man. Is your goal to be an @ssh0le?
My understanding was the HEPA filters do trap way more, specifically fine particles that cheap paper filters will not.Yup, see my above posts please. Better filters are not hepa. They will not trap much more than the cheap paper OEM filters.
Honestly you don't have anything to worry about by running a HEPA filter in a car. The system is no where near sensitive enough to suffer any negative impact from doing so. I have run this type of filter in my vehicles for years and they do an amazing job and have never had an issue with them. The one linked will fit perfectly in the Ranger.My understanding was the HEPA filters do trap way more, specifically fine particles that cheap paper filters will not.
Do others have more info on whether the vehicle's circulation system can handle the higher backpressure of a HEPA filter?
I found one compatible with Ranger 2019 on amazon of this style.Honestly you don't have anything to worry about by running a HEPA filter in a car. The system is no where near sensitive enough to suffer any negative impact from doing so. I have run this type of filter in my vehicles for years and they do an amazing job and have never had an issue with them. The one linked will fit perfectly in the Ranger.
Has anyone found a simple solution yet to keeping recirc on?
Adding an air filter into the car did not work; see my thread here.
Also, even climate is set to max A/C, recirc turns off.
P.S. I'm curious if anyone's added a manual override switch to the vent door, and if that's done, would it cause the vehicle to detect an error.