Does the 2007 Ford F-150 have a cabin air filter?

The 2007 Ford F-150 is part of a generation of trucks that were not equipped with a cabin air filter. Beginning in 2016, Ford re-introduced the CAF to this make and model, but prior to that discontinued it. Current 2020 models of America's best-selling truck are outfitted with one either under the dashboard behind the glove compartment box or under the F-150's hood. Many consider a cabin air filter to be an integral part of a healthy environment, keeping the interior of their truck free of dust, dirt and allergy causing pollens. A filter also works with the HVAC system of a car to protect its fan and ducts from clogging or damage. When servicing a CAF, keep in mind it must be changed as a part of Your vehicle's routine maintenance schedule, and while this interval varies based on make and model owned, most manufacturers recommend replacing the CAF at least every 15,000 and 30,000 miles to keep the interior of the vehicle clean.