Where is the air conditioning filter of Peugeot C4L located?

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StAmara
07/24/25 6:42am
The air conditioning filter of Citroen C4L is located in the engine compartment of the car. Open the hood and remove the sound insulation cotton to see it. The following is the detailed information about Citroen C4L: 1. Citroen C4L is a model of Dongfeng Citroen. Both the upper and lower grilles adopt a horizontal design, with the headlights connected to the front grille and the fog lights connected to the lower grille. 2. In terms of body size, the length, width, and height of Citroen C4L are 4675mm, 1780mm, and 1500mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 2710mm. Extended information: The car air conditioning filter can provide fresh air, prevent the car glass from being covered with water vapor, ensure clear vision for the driver, and guarantee driving safety.
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LeMary
08/11/25 2:27am
I remember on the Peugeot C4L, the cabin air filter is located behind the glove compartment on the passenger side. To access it, you need to open the glove box first, remove the clips and screws inside, and then you'll see a black filter housing - just pull it straight out. It's quite simple to replace it yourself; I managed to do it in ten minutes with some tools. The position is well-designed and doesn't get in the way. After installing a new filter, the air from the AC immediately felt fresher without any weird odors like before. I recommend replacing it once a year, especially before spring pollen season to prevent allergies. It saves you from spending unnecessary money at the shop - a basic filter costs around ten bucks, just don't pick the cheapest one. Before starting, turn off the AC and empty the glove compartment to avoid items flying around.
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