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Mazda 3 2010, Cabin Air Filter by Hengst®. Are you shivering behind the wheel in the winter, or sweating in traffic in the summer? Do you detect the sweet smell of antifreeze in the cabin or see green liquid on the floor? Your climate control system requires repair, but before you waste your time and gas running out to the auto parts chain store, check out our great selection of replacement climate control parts.
Features
- Premium parts you can rely on
- Designed to keep your A/C system in top shape
- The finest quality at a great price
- Built to provide long-lasting service
When you need to repair your climate control system you can battle the traffic and stand in line at the auto parts chain store, only to be told that what you need is out of stock and has to be ordered. And even if they have the parts can you be assured of the quality? Do you recognize the name on the box? And how do you know if you're getting the best price?
You won't have those concerns with the replacement climate control parts offered on our website. We carry only top name products from well-known OE and aftermarket suppliers. In fact, many of the manufacturers we deal with are suppliers to the vehicle manufacturers, so the parts you get may be the same as the ones that came on your car or truck. In our online store you can find all the major A/C system components like compressors, condensers, evaporators, accumulators and receiver-driers, as well as the no less important small parts like pressure and temperature switches, seals, expansion valves and orifice tubes. We are also your source for heating system parts like heater cores, blower motors, resistors and cabin filters. And unlike many other online vendors, our website doesn't just have the big items and let you scramble for the details. We carry everything needed to complete the job, including antifreeze.
As to whether it was fate or a simple coincidence that the very name of Hengst® (German for Stallion) builds a bridge between horse power, engines, oil and fuel filters, has been philosophized about for over half a century now. More precisely since 1958, when Walter Hengst set up his Ing. Walter Hengst KG in Münster, Germany. Thus, he laid the foundations for the eventful and successful development of a company which is now under the management of his grandson, Jens Röttgering and under its new name of Hengst SE and Co. KG.