Where is the cabin air filter located in Dongfeng Fengxing vehicles?

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MacMarcus
07/30/25 1:33am
The cabin air filter in Dongfeng Fengxing vehicles is located inside the glove compartment on the passenger side. Here are the situations when the cabin air filter should be replaced: 1. If the airflow from the air conditioning vents significantly decreases, the cabin air filter may be clogged. First, clean the filter or replace it if necessary. 2. The cleaning frequency depends on road conditions (dusty roads, etc.). It is recommended to clean it earlier rather than later. 3. The cabin air filter should be properly installed in its position. Using the air conditioning without the filter may degrade dustproof performance and affect air conditioning performance. 4. In cities with poor air quality, it is recommended to replace the cabin air filter twice a year to ensure good health.
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