2006 Chrysler Town and Country cabin air filter: Sizes & Replacement Parts
Catalog-backed cabin air filter part numbers for the 2006 Chrysler Town and Country include Purolator C35494C / Bosch 6027C. Confirm the final part number in the retailer selector before checkout.
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Cabin filter details
Checked catalogs did not specify the filter access location. On most vehicles, the cabin air filter is accessed behind or under the glove box on the passenger side. Check your owner's manual for the exact access procedure.
Most cabin air filter manufacturers recommend replacing every 12,000–15,000 miles or once a year under normal driving conditions. High-dust or high-pollution environments may require more frequent changes. Confirm the exact interval in your owner's manual — this is general industry guidance, not a vehicle-specific specification.
Cabin air filter part numbers
| Part number | Brand | Filter type | Source | Shop |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| C35494C Top Pick | Purolator | Carbon | Purolator Now | Check Fit on Amazon |
| 6027C | Bosch | HEPA | Bosch Auto Parts | Check Fit on Amazon |
| C3872WS | Bosch | HEPA | Bosch Auto Parts | Check Fit on Amazon |
| P3945WS | Bosch | HEPA | Bosch Auto Parts | Check Fit on Amazon |
Cabin filter type options
The current catalog data separates the listed part numbers by filter type. Pick the type you want, then confirm the exact part number in the retailer selector for 2006 Chrysler Town and Country.
| Filter type | Listed part numbers |
|---|---|
| Carbon | Purolator C35494C |
| HEPA | Bosch 6027C, Bosch C3872WS, Bosch P3945WS |
Fitment scope and limits
Cabin air filter fitment is tracked at the year, make, and model level because the cabin filter sits in the HVAC system rather than the engine intake path.
The checked catalogs did not provide source-backed cabin filter location or replacement interval for this exact record, so this page does not publish those fields.
Catalogs can list more than one part number for the same vehicle. Use this page to compare the listed numbers, then use the seller's vehicle selector before ordering.
Source notes
Listed in 2 catalogs. These part numbers come from filter manufacturer catalogs. Use the source trail below to see which catalog supported this page.
| Source | Role | Supports | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Purolator Now | Primary | Filter part number | 2026-06-25 |
| Bosch Auto Parts | Corroboration | Filter part number | 2026-06-25 |
Checked catalogs: Purolator Now, Bosch Auto Parts. Filter location and replacement interval are not listed unless a source provides them for this exact vehicle.
2006 Chrysler Town and Country maintenance checklist
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Which 2006 Chrysler Town and Country cabin air filter part numbers are listed?
The current catalog-backed list includes Purolator C35494C, Bosch 6027C, Bosch C3872WS, Bosch P3945WS. The table above keeps each part number tied to the catalog source that listed it.
Is the 2006 Chrysler Town and Country cabin air filter engine-specific?
Cabin air filter fitment is tracked at the year, make, and model level because the cabin filter sits in the HVAC system rather than the engine intake path.
Does this page confirm location or replacement interval?
The checked catalogs did not provide source-backed cabin filter location or replacement interval for this exact record, so this page does not publish those fields.
General industry guidance (not vehicle-specific): Most cabin air filter manufacturers recommend replacing every 12,000–15,000 miles or once a year under normal driving conditions. High-dust or high-pollution environments may require more frequent changes. Confirm the exact interval in your owner's manual — this is general industry guidance, not a vehicle-specific specification.
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