Four Seasons 33595 Filter Drier, 1 Count (Pack of 1)

Nothing to really say anything bad about this product. i replaced an AC compressor on my 2005 honda civic hybrid and while doing so i replaced the filter drier because it's a cheap product and while you are down there, just WHY NOT? the quality seems good, all the plug holes were capped/taped off so nothing would get in during storage and shipment of product and bolted up perfectly to the car. Has been working great since and NYC has been getting hot lately so ive been using it and haven't seen any leaks coming from the seals an AC is blowing cold.would recommend!!

Perfect fit with the four seasons compressor.

I have a honda civic that I used this filter/drier for my a/c system. Honda is out of their minds wanting near/over $100 for this. Everytime you open up your a/c system you replace this drier. I've had to do work over the years on my a/c system and have used this brand/model a couple times. Never an issue, works well! How do I know? When the system was evacuated of refridgerant the machine that does that indicates how much moisture was in the system. It only had a small amount (couple of drops of water), that shows this drier/filter was doing its job! The welds are always clean on it, plus it comes with the 3 o-rings you'll need for your Honda! I think it's an awesome price for a quality product. You won't regret buying it, no need to spend more money.

Just what I needed for my 20 year old Honda Civic.

This fits my 1998 Civic ex. Works so far with no anomalies.

Good product, great price. Much cheaper than your locally sourced alternative, and Four Seasons is considered one of the biggest A/C aftermarket companies. You really must replace the drier if you open your A/C system for work, and this price gives you no reason not to.Replaced the drier on a 2001 Civic. This unit was of good quality, albeit a little bit lighter duty weight than the OEM. Came with orings for the inlet/outlet lines and a spare. The unit was delivered with an aluminum bolt in the spot for the pressure switch, but no additional oring, so I had to reuse the oring they had installed on the aluminum bolt.The most interesting thing is this drier has a sight glass in the top/center! You don't see those very often anymore, and it's not recommend that refrigerant charge be decided purely based on a sight glass. Your best bet in a car A/C is to fill by weight! The evidence I see in this case of a sight glass, supports this.

Worked absolutely awesome on my Honda A/C system! Also used High pressure valve from Four Seasons! No leaks or problems!

This brand is what most shops use. I've never heard of a problem with them.