How to Replace the Air Conditioning Filter in the Envision?

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DelMaci
07/28/25 4:54pm
The specific steps for replacing the air conditioning filter in the Envision are as follows: 1. Open the glove box and remove the fuse box cover. 2. Remove the spring rope buckle, then apply upward force to detach the plastic beam above the glove box. 3. Squeeze both sides towards the middle to completely remove the glove box, revealing the air conditioning filter housing. 4. Unclip the buckles on both sides to open the housing cover, then remove the old filter and install the new one. Finally, reassemble everything in reverse order. Additional information about the Envision air conditioning filter: 1. Generally, the Envision air conditioning filter should be replaced every 10,000-15,000 kilometers or once a year. 2. The replacement interval mainly depends on the external environment.
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DeKingston
08/11/25 11:30pm
I've been driving my Buick Envision for almost three years, and regularly replacing the cabin air filter is a minor but quite important maintenance task. The first step is to open the glove box – just press inward on that small compartment at the front of the cabin to disengage it from the stopper, allowing it to fully lower. Behind the glove box, you'll see a long filter cover panel. Apply some force to release the clips on both sides, and you can remove the cover. Then gently pull out the old filter. The new filter usually needs to be installed with the arrow pointing downward, indicating airflow direction – installing it backward will reduce effectiveness. During installation, make sure it lies flat without bending. After replacing the cover, remember to reset the glove box and reattach the stopper. The whole process takes less than ten minutes and requires no tools – just spend a few dozen yuan online to buy a compatible filter. I replace it every six months because this car's AC gets heavy use, and old filters accumulate dust and pollen, affecting air quality and cooling efficiency. After replacement, you'll immediately notice much smoother breathing.
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