Do you mean the cabin air filter (the thing saving your sinuses) or the A/C receiver-drier? For a cabin air filter, expect $20–$80 for the part and $50–$150 labour; dealers often charge $120–$250 all-in. A receiver-drier is pricier: the part runs $70–$250 and, with evacuation, regas and labour, totals about $400–$800+. New parts are the go; used filters aren’t really a thing and second-hand A/C hardware is false economy. If a quote looks heroic, buy the correct filter yourself and ask for fitment—five minutes, glovebox out, dignity intact for many cars.
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