
Method for replacing the air conditioning filter in an Elysee: 1. In some models of this vehicle, the air conditioning filter is located under the front windshield, covered by a drainage trough. To replace the filter, first open the engine hood, remove the clips securing the drainage trough, and take off the trough to access it; 2. In sedan models, the air conditioning filter is situated in the storage compartment under the front windshield on the passenger side, making it extremely convenient to replace. Simply remove the storage compartment to access it. The Elysee has a body length, width, and height of 4427mm, 1748mm, and 1476mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 2652mm. The vehicle's engine delivers a maximum power of 86kw and a maximum torque of 150nm.

Last time I replaced the Elysee's cabin air filter myself, it was quite simple—it's located behind the glove compartment on the passenger side. First, empty the glove box, then pinch the clips on both sides toward the center with your hands, and the entire glove box can be lowered down. Next, you'll see a rectangular plastic cover; use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the screws on the cover, then gently pull out the old filter. When inserting the new filter, pay attention to the arrow direction—it's usually installed facing the rear of the car. Finally, put the cover back and restore the glove box. The whole process takes less than 20 minutes, but it's recommended to replace it every six months, especially when there's an odd smell when the AC is on. Buying the filter yourself costs around 50 yuan, saving you 200-300 yuan compared to the dealership.

I've owned an Elysee for five years and replaced the cabin air filter six or seven times. The key is that it's located behind the glove compartment on the passenger side - no need to dismantle the dashboard. Just open the glovebox and press it all the way down, then you'll see the black filter cover. Pry open the two clips to pull out the old filter. When installing the new filter, remember the arrow direction - pointing toward the interior is correct. I recommend buying activated carbon filters as they can filter PM2.5. I usually replace it in spring when the weather is dry, which makes the operation easiest. Even women can do it themselves, just use some finesse when removing the clips - don't force the plastic parts.

Just helped my neighbor replace the air conditioning filter on his Elysee a couple of days ago. It's located behind the glove box - just remove six screws to open the access panel. The old filter was completely clogged with dust when pulled out. Installed the new Bosch CF052 filter following the airflow direction (arrow pointing toward the rear of the vehicle). The whole process took no more than 15 minutes, and the AC now delivers noticeably cleaner air without that dusty smell. Regular replacement is crucial, especially during spring when willow catkins are abundant in northern regions.


