Guys, is there a cabin filter on these trucks?

 

Not factory. There is an aftermarket one avallable.

 

As far as I've seen I never seen a cab filter... But that explains why so much dirt and dust pour in the vents on a hot summers day while coming down out of the woods with a full load of firewood...

 

Dr. Evil,

Oh, that gives me the chills just typing it!

You can find a cab filter at http://www.genosgarage.com/prodinfo....r=CFF-DG-0610K

 

His bark is worse than his bite!

Nice find on the filter...

 

here's another one http://www.autotrucktoys.com/ram/CAB...6297C1430.aspx

it must be spiffyer , thats a nice word it cost .95 cents more than the first..

 

And dont you forget it !!

 

Cabin filters eh, might be easier for me to keep the hay out to begin with than keep cleaning my cab

 

why don't you guys just put it on recirculate? I think it pulls air from inside the cab then, and it does blow harder too.

 

Because i stink

 

Correct. It does pull air from the cabin. The reason it blows harder is because the fan doesn't have to pull in air from the outside and blow it in the cabin. There are relief vents that open when you have the A/C in fresh air mode so you don't pressureize the cabin and stall the fan (it won't blow anything as it can't force any more air in the cabin).

 

Amen to that... Thats almost good enough to add to my signature

Actually, the reason I asked is becuase my brother changed his in his Chebby and he was telling me how dirty it was. So that got me wondering.

 

That's one reason I don't like the newer dashes, no recirculate from '98 on.

The cab will never pressurize in any position, there are vents located on the rear of the door frame that are always open.

 

It does recirculate. It may not say it on the controls but the MAX position is re-circulate.

 

As a matter of fact the MAX A/C position is the ONLY positon that recirculates the air. As for any other position it uses outside air.