Where is the air conditioning filter of Haima M3 located?
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Haima M3 air conditioning filter is located behind the glove compartment. Remove the glove compartment, and there is a baffle behind it. After removing the baffle, you can see the position of the air conditioning filter. The removal method of Haima M3 air conditioning filter is as follows: 1. There is a black plastic panel on the upper part of the passenger footwell, with two retractable clips on it. Bend them to remove the panel. 2. Disconnect the negative terminal of the battery, then remove the body computer and the bracket fixing the body computer. 3. There are four screws on the left side of the passenger seat, which can be removed to take it out. Here are some additional details: 1. Haima M3 is an A-class sedan newly developed by Haima Motors. It was developed by Haima Motors Shanghai R&D Center over three years and is a stylish and elegant compact family car.
When driving my Haima M3, the cabin air filter is located in the area in front of the front passenger seat. Specifically, it's positioned above the footwell. You'll need to open the glove box, where there are usually two plastic clips or screws securing a cover panel. After removing these, you'll find a rectangular filter slot—simply pull out the old filter and insert a new one. It's recommended to replace it annually or inspect it every 15,000 kilometers driven, especially during seasonal changes when dust levels are high. Regular replacement helps protect health by reducing allergens. If doing it yourself, remember to prepare a Phillips screwdriver and a replacement filter (available at auto parts stores for around ten yuan). Before replacing, clear any clutter from the glove box to avoid losing small parts, and avoid applying excessive force when pushing the cover panel to prevent plastic breakage.
As someone who has driven similar models for years, I found that the Haima M3's cabin air filter is typically located inside the lower dashboard area on the passenger side. Simply lift the glove compartment's bottom panel to access the filter bracket. Every time I replace the filter, I use a flathead screwdriver to pry it open—it takes just two minutes, saving the cost of hiring a mechanic. I recommend replacing it before the high pollen season in spring to prevent accumulated air pollutants from causing coughing. If the airflow slows down or there's an odd smell when the fan is on, don't wait until a breakdown occurs—act immediately to avoid unnecessary expenses. Purchasing the correct filter model online is a hassle-free and cost-effective way to maintain your car's air quality.
