
The air conditioning filter in the Territory is located behind the glove box on the passenger side. You can find it by removing the glove box. The functions of the air conditioning filter are as follows: 1. It ensures the filter fits tightly against the housing, preventing unfiltered air from entering the cabin; 2. It separates solid impurities such as dust, pollen, and grinding particles from the air; 3. It absorbs moisture, gas, ozone, odors, carbon oxides, sulfur dioxide, carbon dioxide, etc., preventing drivers from inhaling harmful gases and ensuring driving safety; 4. It maintains clean air in the cabin, preventing bacterial growth and creating a healthy environment.

The cabin air filter of the Territory is located behind the glove compartment on the passenger side, and you need to remove the cover to access it. I've changed it myself once before - first, you need to empty the glove compartment, then firmly squeeze the clips on both sides to fully lower it. You'll see a plastic cover that can be removed using a screwdriver or by hand to reveal the filter compartment. Remember there's an airflow direction arrow on the side of the filter - don't install the new one backwards. Generally recommended to replace every six months or about 10,000 kilometers, especially for those with pollen allergies. It's best to buy a dual-effect filter with activated carbon - the air conditioning will smell much fresher. Prepare a small light before starting to avoid losing screws in the gaps.

The cabin air filter of the Territory is quite hidden, located right above the passenger footwell. Removing the glove box isn't difficult, but beginners should refer to the repair manual diagrams. Last time I helped my neighbor replace the filter, I found the clips particularly brittle - you need to apply pressure on both side limit blocks. Nowadays, it's recommended to use eco-friendly bamboo charcoal or HEPA high-efficiency filter materials, which can not only block dust but even trap PM2.5 particles. Especially in northern regions with sandstorms or humid southern areas, the filter condition should be checked every three months. A quick reminder: it's best to wear a mask during replacement, as the dust shaken out from the old filter can be quite unpleasant.

It's quite simple: Lower your head to look above the foot mat in the front passenger seat, and you'll find the cabin air filter in the air duct behind the glove box. If you're replacing it yourself, you'll need a T20 Torx screwdriver to remove three screws. You can buy a compatible filter on Taobao for just 30 to 40 yuan. If you find it troublesome, just drive to the 4S shop—they charge at most 50 yuan for labor, and it takes only ten minutes. Be sure to check the filter model, as some aftermarket ones are shorter in size.

As a five-year owner of the Territory, I can find the cabin air filter location blindfolded. First, remove the panel in front of the passenger's knees, then press inward on the two protrusions at the bottom of the glove box to let the entire compartment drop down. You'll see a black plastic cover—lift it to pull out the filter. Key tip: Before installing a new filter, turn the AC fan to maximum for one minute to blow out leaf debris from the ducts. Never rinse the filter with water; instead, use a household vacuum monthly to clean dust from the filter surface.

The air filter for the Lingjie is located on the far right side of the dashboard. To access it, first empty the glove compartment, then press both sides of the compartment simultaneously to release and lower it. Be mindful that the inner filter box cover has directional slots; installing it backward will cause the cover to lift. Prepare an headlamp and a new CUK2882 filter (older models use FP68). Don't discard the filter packaging—it's handy for catching fallen leaves and debris. After replacement, you'll notice significantly increased airflow and the disappearance of musty odors when the AC is turned on.


