FRAM Extra Guard CA10092 Replacement Engine Air Filter for Select Ford, Lincoln and Mercury (3.0L) Models, Provides Up to 12 Months or 12,000 Miles Filter Protection

Fits 2010 Ford Fusion SEL.DO NOT use CA0094, it will not fit

Engine air filter super-easy to replace when needed. Don't pay the oil change guys twice what it costs! This takes about 1 minute to replace and gets the job done well.

cheaper than auto parts store same product

Update (Jan. 2017)Should have found this review before I bought another filter... It's only been 7 months, which is probably 12,000 miles, but I was changing spark plugs and cabin air filter anyway for the 100,000 mile scheduled maintenance and forgot when I last replaced this one, so for the <$6, I bought another. Opened up the air box and the filter I put in back in July was a little dirty, but not terrible by any means. I'll have to keep better track of that, but better to change it again, too early, than to forget about it altogether. Seems to be doing a pretty good job. 100k miles on my girlfriend's 2012 Fusion and so far no major issues.Original review (July 2016)Good replacement filter for my girlfriend's 2012 Fusion. I had forgotten to change it a couple oil changes ago, so the last one that the dealership put in (under her maintenance plan) was pretty dirty when I took it out. I'll continue to monitor it, but Fram always seemed to work pretty well for me.

Not much to say, I purchased this for a 2007 Ford Fusion SE with a V6 and it fit perfect and was a fraction of the cost of the dealer filter. I am not sure if it is any worse or better. But it seems to be working well, and was easy to install without even looking up a guide.

How can anyone try to save a few bucks by buying cheap filters?I stick with major, well established brands that have something to loose if they screw up.There certainly are better value deals if you driving a crapmobile.

Worked great. Had no issues and it was certainly worth the price.... for two. Win win situation. Durable

I've been getting these every 6 months for the last three years. The oil change place wanted $24. I had no idea how easy or whatever it was to change (I knew nothing, still know almost nothing about cars). At the time, I didn't have the extra so I asked if I could come back to have it done, and they told me it would cost $60 to come back, because they would have to "open everything up again."So I looked it up, and seriously had no idea this took literally 1 minute to install, and cost about $5.When I get the new one every 6 months, the old one is almost perfectly clean, maybe a very small difference in color. I change it anyway.