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Where is the air conditioning filter located in the 2019 Sagitar?

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VonAllison
07/29/25 3:33am
The air conditioning filter in the 2019 Sagitar is located on the passenger side, beneath the glove compartment, near the center console. Looking up from the floor, you can see the arrow pointing to the filter's clips—there are three in total. Gently pull them outward to open, and the air conditioning filter will be inside. Below are the steps for installing the air conditioning filter: (1) Open the glove compartment and locate the fixing clip on the right side, then pull it outward firmly. (2) Remove the fixing clip to detach it, then squeeze both sides of the glove compartment toward the center with both hands to take it down. (3) After removing the glove compartment, you will see the air conditioning filter cover. Remove the cover, insert the new filter, and reassemble by following the steps in reverse order.
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LondonMarie
08/12/25 2:27pm
I own a 2019 Sagitar and often perform DIY car maintenance. The cabin air filter is located behind the glove compartment on the passenger side, which is quite easy to find. First, open the glove box – there are plastic clips or stoppers on both sides. Gently press them inward to lower or remove the entire glove box. Then you'll see the rectangular plastic cover for the filter. Remove it to pull out the old filter. When installing the new one, remember to insert it with the arrow pointing toward the rear of the vehicle. The whole process takes about 10 minutes, and it's recommended to replace the filter every 10,000 km or once a year. My car used to have a dusty smell, but it disappeared after changing the filter. Be careful not to force the clips, as they can break easily. Regular maintenance can save you a lot on repair costs.
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BarrettAnn
10/02/25 6:42am
I just started learning car maintenance recently, and changing the air conditioning filter is quite simple. On the 2019 Sagitar, it's hidden behind the glove compartment. After opening the glove box, there are small parts on both sides that need to be unscrewed or pressed in—these are things like dampers, so be careful not to break them when handling. Then the filter housing is exposed, and you can pull it open to remove the old one and install the new one. The arrow should point toward the rear of the car during installation to ensure proper airflow. I was a bit nervous the first time I did it, but following a YouTube tutorial step by step made it easy. A dirty filter can affect air quality and cause sneezing. It's recommended to check for blockages every few months. Buying parts online is also cheap, and doing it yourself saves both hassle and money.
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MarcusMarie
11/15/25 8:25am
I have some basic knowledge about cars and understand the general design for the cabin air filter location. In the 2019 Sagitar, it's located behind the glove compartment on the passenger side. After opening the glove box and removing the fixtures on both sides, you can access the filter housing. The filter's function is to block large particles like dust and pollen from entering the cabin. Not replacing it for a long time can reduce AC efficiency and even cause odors. It's generally recommended to replace it every 12,000 kilometers. The reasonable location design makes operation simple, allowing most people to do it themselves without professional tools, saving time.
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