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How to Replace the Air Conditioning Filter for the 2012 New Focus?

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DelSamuel

07/30/25 6:55am

The air conditioning filter for the 2012 New Focus is located at the front of the passenger seat. Below are detailed instructions for replacing the air conditioning filter: 1. Prepare the replacement tools and a new air conditioning filter: When the filtering function of the air conditioning filter deteriorates, prepare a flashlight, soft pad, and screwdriver tools for replacement. 2. Locate the air conditioning filter and remove the old one: The air conditioning filter for the Ford New Focus is situated under the glove box on the passenger side. After the car engine has cooled, open the passenger door, move the passenger seat all the way back, pinch the two yellow clips and twist them downward to reveal the air conditioning filter cover. Open the cover to expose the filter, then remove it. 3. Installation of the air conditioning filter and precautions: The installation angle of the air conditioning filter is quite tricky. Do not worry too much about the deformation of the filter when pulling it out or installing it. After installation, the filter will naturally expand and will not affect its use. Once installed, simply cover the air conditioning filter cover.

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