My 2005 Bonneville SE did not come with a cabin filter. From the searches that I have done it appears that if I order a Fram CF8804 that it will fit without any additional hardware. Is that correct? Just want to be sure before I order one for $30 (none in my small town).

No additional hardware needed to replace the cabin air filter. But you'll have to finesse' <sp> the old one out, then install new. It'* a tight fit is what I'm trying to say. Just be patient. : )

Ok, but my Bonnie did NOT come with a filter so I have nothing to remove. That is why I was wondering if I needed any additional hardware.

I bought the kit from gmpartsdirect and all I was missing was the clip to secure it, but as you can see a tie strap was sufficient. Let us know if the Fram kit has the clip that goes here. Pat

Oh yeah, right. There is one push pin fastener that you'll need like Pat mentioned above. It'* not a big deal, use a tie-rap for now, you can get a push pin later on. : )
To be honest, you don't even need to secure the filter.

Mine is not secured.

There are two part numbers, one for just the filter, the other for the filter and bracket. If you don't have the bracket then I suggest you get it with your first filter then just get filters from then on.

Fram'* come with bracket. The GM part # 25654414 filter comes w/o bracket.

Thanks to all for the help. The Fram filter has been ordered. I appreciate the help.

My Fram cabin filter came today. The filter has a plastic housing. It has foam tape to give it a good sale to the car body to seal out dust. It has plastic spring clips that hold it in the proper position and one of those spring clips has a pin on it that snaps into a hole in the cars metal to hold it into position. Nothing else was needed, just the filter. It slipped right into place and will be very easy to remove for replacement.

My car did not come with a filter, so it was nice to get everything I needed in one package.