• HONDA Jazz Hatchback (GD, GE3, GE2) (Year of Construction 03.2002 – 12.2008, 78 – 110 PS, Petrol, Petrol/Ethanol)
  • 1.2 i-DSI (GD5, GE2), Year of Construction 03.2002 – 07.2008, 1243 ccm, 78 PS
  • 1.3 (GD1), Year of Construction 03.2002 – 07.2008, 1339 ccm, 83 PS
  • 1.3 iDSi, Year of Construction 03.2002 – 09.2007, 1339 ccm, 86 PS
  • 1.3 iDSi 4WD, Year of Construction 03.2002 – 09.2007, 1339 ccm, 86 PS
  • 1.4, Year of Construction 12.2006 – 10.2008, 1339 ccm, 80 PS
  • 1.4 iDSI (GE3), Year of Construction 12.2006 – 10.2008, 1339 ccm, 83 PS
  • 1.4 LX Flex, Year of Construction 12.2006 – 10.2008, 1339 ccm, 83 PS
  • 1.5, Year of Construction 04.2002 – 07.2008, 1497 ccm, 110 PS
  • 1.5 EX, Year of Construction 02.2005 – 12.2008, 1497 ccm, 105 PS
  • 1.5 FF, Year of Construction 03.2002 – 09.2007, 1497 ccm, 107 PS

The air filter prevents any insects, dust, particles, sand or debris reaching the engine and ensures a good mixture of air and fuel to support performance. Car air filters come in different shapes: panels, circular or cylindrical.

How often the engine air filter will need replacement varies. Maintenance schedules for various makes of vehicles differ on how often the air filter should be changed. On most Chevrolet engines, for example, the recommended change interval is every 45,000 miles, but Ford says it should be done every 30,000 miles on many of its engines. Hyundai also says every 30,000 miles, but shortens it to 15,000 for “severe” driving conditions, which includes heavy traffic in hot weather and frequent driving on unpaved roads or dusty conditions. Those rules will apply to other makes as well. If you drive in those conditions, often the air filter will need to be replaced earlier.

You might be able to tell when a filter needs replacing just by looking at it. If you find black areas on the section through which outside air enters, then it may be time for a swap. The good news is, air filters on most engines are fairly easy to access and you can check the location in your owner’s manual if you need help.

DIY Guide on how to change your air filter : https://www.artofmanliness.com/skills/manly-know-how/how-to-change-your-cars-air-filter/