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Where is the Air Conditioning Filter Located in the Mondeo?

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PaisleyRose
07/29/25 10:26pm

The air conditioning filter in the Mondeo is located on the right side of the driver's side accelerator pedal, which needs to be removed for visibility. Below is a relevant introduction to the Mondeo: 1. Configuration: The Intelligent Control version adds Baidu Carlife and parking fresh air function. Additionally, the Intelligent Control Luxury version will include ACC full-speed intelligent adaptive cruise control system, LKA lane keeping assist system, intelligent sensing brake protection system (with pedestrian recognition), and automatic parking assist. 2. Exterior: The exterior of the Mondeo Intelligent Control version features redesigned grille, front fog lights, and wheel rims. The grille has been changed to a mesh pattern, and chrome trim has been added to the tail lights to enhance texture and sportiness, with no significant changes elsewhere. The interior design remains consistent with the currently available models.

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Pauline
08/15/25 11:09pm

As a long-term car owner, I've been driving a Mondeo for several years, and the cabin air filter is located behind the glove compartment on the passenger side. To find it, you first need to open the glove box, then release the two clips on the side, and you'll see the rectangular filter housing inside. When replacing it yourself, use a small screwdriver or flat tool to gently pry open the cover, otherwise, you might scratch the plastic parts. Remember to check if the filter is dirty. If you drive frequently, it should be replaced approximately every six months or 10,000 kilometers. Otherwise, the air inside the car may carry dust or odors, which becomes more noticeable when using the heater in winter. Last time I forgot to replace it, the airflow decreased, but I learned to change it myself and saved on repair costs. Regular maintenance keeps the car running more comfortably and fuel-efficiently.

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OAxel
10/18/25 2:52am

As someone who frequently works on car repairs, I can tell you that the Mondeo's cabin air filter is located above the passenger side footwell. After removing the glove compartment, you'll see the white or gray filter housing. The process isn't difficult, but don't try to force the clips open to save time - you might break them. A Phillips screwdriver is all you need for DIY replacement. Make sure to insert the filter in the correct orientation (never backwards), or its filtration efficiency will be compromised. Many drivers overlook this maintenance, leading to blower motor noise or musty odors from the vents. For vehicles frequently driven in dusty areas, regular cleaning is essential. A new filter costs just a few dozen yuan and significantly improves cabin air quality by reducing allergens. I recommend replacement every 20,000 kilometers combined with routine cleaning - this simple maintenance extends your vehicle's lifespan.

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SanSkylar
12/01/25 3:32am

For beginners driving a Mondeo, the cabin air filter is located behind the glove compartment on the passenger side. Simply put, while seated, pull down the glove box door, feel for the small latch at the bottom, and release it to reveal the filter housing. This component primarily filters external air dust, and prolonged neglect can lead to dust accumulation affecting airflow. Learning to replace it yourself can save some money—just search for tutorials online and follow along. Remember to wear gloves to keep your hands clean, and make sure to select the correct filter model before installation. Regular interior cleaning and avoiding smoking can help extend the lifespan of your cabin air filter.

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