
BAIC Senova's cabin air filter is located behind the glove compartment on the passenger side. Key information: 1. Replacement interval: Generally requires replacement every 10,000 kilometers. 2. Material: Constructed with high-efficiency activated carbon adsorption material and composite activated carbon non-woven fabric. 3. Functions: Ensures clean cabin air without bacterial growth; effectively filters airborne dust, powder particles, and other solid impurities; efficiently blocks pollen to prevent allergic reactions that may affect driving safety.

The cabin air filter is hidden behind the glove compartment on the passenger side. To replace it, you'll need to remove the glove box first. Feel along both sides of the compartment - you'll notice plastic clips. Press them inward and the entire glove box will come off. Inside, there's a rectangular cover; open it to reveal the white cabin air filter. Remember to check the directional arrow when removing the old filter to ensure proper orientation when installing the new one. I broke a clip during my first replacement attempt, so I recommend searching for a tutorial video specific to your vehicle model before starting. It's best to replace this filter twice a year, especially during seasons with heavy poplar fluff in northern regions. Last time I opened mine, the filter had turned into felt - no wonder there was always an earthy smell when using AC. After replacement, you'll immediately notice much fresher airflow.

The air filter for my Senova is located behind the glove compartment on the passenger side. You'll need to remove the entire glove box to access it. Press both clips simultaneously to release it, and you'll find the filter behind a plastic cover. If you're replacing it yourself, make sure to take photos to note the orientation—I installed it backwards the first time, which reduced airflow. I recommend using an activated carbon filter for better odor absorption. Always replace the filter before summer; last year, I delayed replacing mine, and the AC started emitting a musty smell. At the dealership, it costs around 100 yuan, but you can buy the filter yourself for about 30 yuan and replace it in just ten minutes.

This design behind the glove compartment is quite common. When removing the glove box, pay attention to the limit clips on both sides - I can release them just by pushing with my fingers. The filter cover has small arrows indicating airflow direction; simply insert the new filter according to the markings. Remember to use a vacuum cleaner to clean the gaps around the filter during regular car washes to prevent leaf and insect accumulation. With poplar catkins floating everywhere this season, it's best to check every two or three months. Last time I found the filter surface was completely covered with fluff clusters. It's extremely easy to DIY - just watch a five-minute tutorial video online and you'll learn how.


