Engine air Filter vs. Air Cleaner Element ??

[Cut-Throat]

I just replaced my air filter and cleaned the cabin filter on my Genesis for the 15K mile maint.

I looked at my dealer's maint list. Can anyone explain what is the Air cleaner Element and Engine Air Filter?

 

[TJPark01]

Air cleaner Element is the cabin air filter that resides behind the glove box and is recommended to be changed once a year or 15k miles, which ever comes first.
The engine air filter, 30k miles or every 2 years.

 

[Cut-Throat]

Air cleaner Element is the cabin air filter that resides behind the glove box and is recommended to be changed once a year or 15k miles, which ever comes first.
The engine air filter, 30k miles or every 2 years.

OK, then what is item number 2 on the list that says replace Cabin Air Filter?

 

[Junkie49]

I am guessing that Air Cleaner Element is something like perfume or air purifier slotted inside or something?

Engine air filter and cabin air filter is what TJ said

 

[TJPark01]

A duplicate. Just a guess is this sheet coming from a dealer?

 

[nextcar]

like all dealers, they like to do things above and beyond what is recommended by Hyundai, to make more money.
i usually don't get any dealer recommended services, as i simply follow what the manual says.
btw, how much did this 15k miles service cost?

 

[mikec]

The owner's manual, maintenance chapter (chapter 7 for my 2009 car) lists a few filters, the replacement schedules are:
* engine oil & oil filter: 12 months/7500 miles
* Interior climate control air filter: 12 months/15,000 miles
* fuel filter: 30 months/30,000 miles
* engine air cleaner filter: 24 months/30,000 miles
* Fuel tank air filter: 24 months/30,000 miles <-- maybe the dealer's list wants to be this though their wording sucks?

Other than the oil & cabin filters, none of the engine/powertrain filters specify replacement every 15,000 miles - just inspections - for normal driving conditions. For "Severe Usage" conditions, the Hyundai manuals say "More Frequently" but they don't specify actual numbers. 15K miles between inspections is fine; only 15K for replacement is likely overly-aggressive ($$) on the dealer's part.

mike c.