
Some Star models do not have a cabin air filter, while for those that do, the filter housing is located behind the glove box. Below are the specific functions of the cabin air filter: 1. Air filtration: It ensures the filter fits tightly against the housing, preventing unfiltered air from entering the passenger compartment. 2. Particle separation: It separates solid impurities such as dust, pollen, and abrasive particles from the air. 3. Moisture absorption: It absorbs moisture, soot, ozone, odors, carbon oxides, SO2, CO2, and other substances from the air, providing strong and long-lasting moisture adsorption. 4. Driving safety: It prevents the car windows from fogging up, ensuring clear visibility for the driver. It supplies fresh air to the cabin, prevents occupants from inhaling harmful gases, and effectively kills bacteria and eliminates odors.

I've driven the Star quite a few times. The car's cabin air filter is usually hidden behind the glove box. You need to be careful when opening the glove box because some models require unscrewing a few small screws or releasing clips to remove it. Once the glove box is moved aside, the filter housing is right there at the AC intake, clearly visible. Don't underestimate this filter - it helps filter out external dust and pollen. You should replace it every 10,000 to 20,000 km. Otherwise, not only will the AC airflow weaken and odors accumulate, but it may also affect engine compartment airflow and increase fuel consumption. DIY replacement is super easy - just spend 20 yuan on a new filter and slot it back into place, saving you a trip to the repair shop.

I remember struggling to find the AC filter in my Star once, only to discover it hidden inside the glove compartment on the passenger side. Just press the clips a bit while opening the box to remove it, and you'll see the filter inserted right in the middle. When driving in dusty or heavily polluted areas, if you don't replace this filter, the incoming air can carry odors, and over time it may even clog the AC ducts, significantly reducing the cooling efficiency. It's recommended to check it every year and a half, especially after frequent rainy days when mold is more likely to develop. Replacing it with a new one takes just minutes and can greatly improve the air quality you breathe while driving—don't put it off.

The air filter of Star is generally located behind the glove box. You can easily find its housing by opening the glove box and removing the clips. This component is responsible for purifying the incoming air. If not replaced regularly, dust accumulation can lead to reduced airflow and increased odors inside the car. It should be replaced every 20,000 to 30,000 kilometers. Buying a matching model and installing it yourself not only saves money but also ensures better health protection.

I've replaced the air conditioning filter of my Star several times. It's fixed behind the glove box and visible once opened. The position is designed near the front of the car to conveniently filter external pollutants. However, if left unused for a long time, a dirty filter can clog the air conditioning system, affecting efficiency, and may even lead to bacterial growth, posing health risks. Replacing it every two years is crucial, especially in northern areas with heavy wind and sand, where earlier replacement is necessary. Removing the glove box to find and replace the filter is simple and practical.

My Star's cabin air filter is always tucked away behind the glove box. Just open the glove box and gently push the clip to release it - the operation is quite handy. Don't think the filter is just a small matter; it ensures clean air inside the car. If left unchanged for too long, the air blown by the AC will carry dust and dirt, which is bad for the respiratory systems of elderly and children, and also shortens the AC's lifespan. It's recommended to check and replace it every 20,000 km. DIY replacement only takes about ten minutes. Also, try to avoid parking in dusty environments to prolong its effectiveness.


