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Where is the air conditioning filter element of Ford Transit?

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JulianaMarie

07/29/25 7:49am

The air conditioning filter element of Ford Transit is located behind the glove box. Below are the specific details about Ford Transit: 1. Exterior: Ford Transit is a light passenger vehicle. Its length, width, and height are 5782mm, 2000mm, and 2360mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 3750mm. It comes in four seating configurations: 6, 7, 15, and 17 seats, offering ample space and easy modification, making it suitable for conversion into a motorhome. 2. Interior: The seats are ergonomically designed and made of genuine leather. It is equipped with a high-power split air conditioning system, a car refrigerator, intelligent welcome pedals, and a high-rigidity load-bearing body, significantly enhancing ride comfort. 3. Powertrain: Ford Transit is powered by a 2.2T PUMA diesel engine, delivering a maximum horsepower of 135 and a maximum torque of 350N·m, paired with a German GFT 6-speed transmission. This engine utilizes the latest generation of high-pressure common rail electronic control technology, improving engine efficiency and demonstrating excellent operability and safety.

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DelAnastasia

08/12/25 11:04am

I remember when I changed the air conditioning filter on my Ford Transit myself, I always thought it was hidden in a strange place. The specific location is in the passenger side footwell area—you need to open the door, crouch down, and look under the dashboard. There’s usually a cover or plastic clip securing it; just gently pry it open with a tool to access the filter. Every time, I first remove the clutter under the glove box, then unscrew the bolts and pull off that small panel. The key is not to use too much force, or you might break the clips. I recommend replacing it every six months or 10,000 kilometers, especially for city driving like ours where air pollution is heavy. Delaying replacement can reduce airflow and even cause odors. Regular checks can also save money by preventing future AC system issues. It’s easy to DIY—no need for a repair shop—saving time and being practical.

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