Engine air filters for a 2014 Honda Accord typically cost about $8–$40 for the part, depending on brand and whether you choose OEM or aftermarket. Cabin air filters usually run about $15–$40. Prices vary by retailer and location.
This article breaks down the price ranges, what affects the cost, and where you can buy either part, plus typical labor charges if you prefer professional installation. It covers both engine and cabin filters and offers tips to save money.
Engine air filter: price ranges for a 2014 Honda Accord
Prices vary by the type of filter and retailer. Below are common options you’ll see when shopping for a 2014 Accord’s engine air filter.
- Basic aftermarket engine air filter (non-OEM): typically about $7–$15.
- OEM Honda engine air filter: generally $15–$40.
- Premium aftermarket or performance filters (for example, brands like K&N): typically $40–$60.
In many cases, the difference is in filtration efficiency and durability, with OEM parts guaranteed to fit exactly and aftermarket options offering cost savings or performance tweaks.
Cabin air filter: price ranges for a 2014 Honda Accord
Cabin air filter prices can also vary. Here are common options:
- Basic cabin air filter: about $15–$25.
- Premium activated-carbon cabin filter: about $25–$40.
Note that some cabin filters include fragrance or anti-microbial treatments; choose based on allergy sensitivity or fragrance tolerance.
Labor and installation costs
Costs to have a shop replace the filters depend on the job and location. Typical ranges include:
- Engine air filter replacement (at a shop): roughly $20–$60 for labor, plus the filter price.
- Cabin air filter replacement (at a shop): roughly $40–$100 for labor, plus the filter price.
DIY replacement is usually quick and inexpensive, often just the cost of the filter itself.
Where to buy
Where you buy can influence the price. Common options include:
- Auto parts stores: AutoZone, Advance Auto Parts, O'Reilly Auto Parts, NAPA.
- Big-box retailers and online marketplaces: Walmart, Amazon, Target (select locations).
- Honda dealership parts departments for OEM parts.
Prices can fluctuate with sales or promotions; it pays to compare a few retailers and consider bundled auto care options or coupons.
Tips to save money
Extra practical tips to save on filters include checking for multi-pack deals, using coupons, and performing the replacement yourself if you’re comfortable with basic car maintenance. For longer-lasting filters, consider premium options if you drive in heavy traffic or dusty conditions, but weigh the cost against expected service interval.
Summary
For a 2014 Honda Accord, expect the engine air filter to cost about $8–$40 and the cabin air filter about $15–$40 for the part. Labor, if you use a garage, can add roughly $20–$100 depending on the filter type and local rates. DIY replacement keeps costs down, and shopping around at a few retailers can yield the best deal. Always verify compatibility with your specific engine variant and check current prices before purchasing.