

I recently replaced the air conditioning filter for my Lova, and it was actually quite simple. First, you need to open the glove compartment on the passenger side, empty out any items inside, and then squeeze the clips on both sides to let the glove compartment hang down completely. Inside, there's a filter cover, usually a plastic panel, which can be gently pried open to reveal the filter slot. When pulling out the old filter, be careful as it tends to be dusty—wearing gloves is recommended to avoid dirty hands. Before buying a new filter, confirm the model number and ensure the arrow points in the direction of the airflow to avoid installing it backward. After inserting the new filter, reattach the cover as it was and close the glove compartment—that's it. The whole process doesn't require any tools and can be done in about 10 minutes. It's recommended to replace the filter every six months to maintain fresh air inside the car, which is especially beneficial for people with pollen allergies. Remember, filters aren't expensive, and genuine ones can be bought online for just a few dozen yuan.

I run an auto repair shop and have seen many Lova cabin air filter replacements. The key steps are to ensure the vehicle is turned off before starting—safety first. When opening the glove compartment, avoid pulling too hard to prevent scratching the interior. The filter is located behind the glove box; when removing the old one, pay attention to the directional indicator—the arrow should point toward the interior, otherwise, the filtration efficiency drops. Common mistakes include installing it backward or placing a new filter without cleaning the slot, which can block the vents. Regular replacement reduces dust intake and benefits respiratory health—don’t wait until the AC smells bad. After replacement, start the car and check the airflow—if normal, you’re good. It’s inexpensive, and DIY saves labor costs.

Changing the air conditioning filter at home feels super cost-effective. The Lova's is especially simple—just open the glove box, squeeze both sides to let it hang down, and you'll see a small plastic cover. Open it, and the filter is right inside. When removing the old one and inserting the new one, pay attention to the arrow direction (it should face upward) to avoid installing it backward. Then, just close the glove box door. The whole process takes less than 5 minutes and requires no tools, saving you repair shop fees that could cover a takeout meal. The filters are cheap to buy online, costing around 20-30 yuan. Changing them regularly prevents mold in the car and keeps the AC air fresher.

I was a bit nervous the first time I changed the air conditioning filter for my Lova, but it turned out not to be difficult. After opening the glove box, gently press the clips—don’t use too much force to avoid hurting your hands. The filter is located in a small slot at the back; pull out the old one and check the dust accumulation. When replacing it, make sure the arrow points in the direction of airflow. Before inserting the new filter, I wiped the slot to ensure it was clean, then reinstalled the cover and reset the glove box. The whole process took just 15 minutes. I recommend buying the filter online to get the right size. After the replacement, breathing feels much smoother.

From a health perspective, I regularly replace the Lova's cabin air filter to prevent dust buildup. The replacement method is straightforward: open the glove compartment, press the clips to let it hang down, expose the filter slot to remove the old filter, and insert the new one with the arrow pointing in the correct direction. Don't forget to prepare a new filter of the matching model in advance. After replacement, it helps reduce bacterial growth. The whole DIY process takes less than 10 minutes and maintains good air quality inside the car.


