How many air conditioning filters does a car have?

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HoldenDella
07/30/25 12:47am
Air filter, fuel filter, oil filter, and air conditioning filter. Each is responsible for filtering the medium in the engine's intake system, lubrication system, combustion system, and cooling system. The car air filter is located in the engine's intake system and consists of an assembly of one or several clean air filter components, mainly responsible for removing particulate impurities in the air. Below is additional information: 1. Function: To filter out harmful impurities in the air entering the cylinder to reduce early wear and oxidation of the cylinder, piston, piston rings, valves, and valve seats. 2. Inertial oil-bath air filter: The inertial oil-bath air filter has the advantages of low intake resistance, adaptability to dusty and sandy working environments, and long service life, and was previously used in various models of cars and tractor engines.
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