The cabin air filter for a 2013 Honda Civic generally uses Honda OEM part number 80292-SNA-003. Some late-production runs or regional variants may use 80292-SNA-004 or 80292-SNA-005; verify with your VIN or dealer catalog.
In this article, we explain how to confirm the exact part number for your Civic, where to find the information on the car and in catalogs, and how to source a replacement—whether you choose an OEM part or a reputable aftermarket filter.
Common part numbers and how to verify
To confirm the exact cabin air filter part number for your specific Civic, use these verification steps:
- Check your vehicle's owner's manual maintenance section for the cabin air filter replacement specification.
- Look up the parts diagram for your exact VIN in Honda’s official parts catalog or an authorized dealer system.
- Inspect the existing filter packaging or the cover label, which often lists the Part No. 80292-xxx that matches your car's year and trim.
- Search by year, make, model, and trim in a reputable online catalog (e.g., HondaPartsNow, OEM parts sites) to see which numbers apply to your vehicle.
Knowing the exact number helps ensure you buy the correct filter and avoid compatibility issues.
Typical numbers you may encounter
The following numbers are commonly cited in catalogs for 2013 Civics, but the precise suffix can vary by market and production batch. Always verify via VIN lookup.
- 80292-SNA-003 (a widely cited OEM filter for many U.S.-market Civics)
- 80292-SNA-004 (appears in some catalog listings and dealer records)
- 80292-SNA-005 (another variant used in certain production runs)
When in doubt, the safest approach is to perform a VIN-based parts search or consult a Honda dealer to confirm the exact part number for your vehicle.
Replacement options: OEM vs aftermarket
OEM filters are designed specifically for Honda cabins and ensure proper fit, filtration efficiency, and fitment. Aftermarket filters from brands like Bosch, Mann, and ACDelco offer comparable performance and are typically less expensive, but fit and filtration can vary by product line. Always choose a filter with compatible dimensions and MERV rating, and confirm fit for your exact Civic year and trim.
To source, search by the part number or by your car’s year/make/model and confirm fit with product specs and customer reviews.
Installation basics
Replacing the cabin air filter is a straightforward maintenance task. Most Civics use a small panel behind the glove box or under the dash that opens to expose the filter housing. Consult the owner's manual for the exact steps to avoid damage and ensure a proper seal.
Summary
For a 2013 Honda Civic, the cabin air filter is most commonly associated with part number 80292-SNA-003 in many U.S. models, with 80292-SNA-004 or 80292-SNA-005 appearing in some production runs. The exact number can vary by market, trim, and VIN. Always verify using your VIN in Honda’s official parts catalog or through a Honda dealer before purchase.