Where is the cabin air filter located in the Nissan Sunny?

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VonDaniella
07/28/25 11:39pm
The cabin air filter in the Nissan Sunny is located above the left foot position of the front passenger seat, with the white cover on the right side being the filter cover. The Nissan Sunny is part of Nissan's Sunny series sedans, equipped with an SR20 engine featuring a displacement of 1998cc, dual overhead camshafts, and a 16-valve all-aluminum construction, delivering a maximum power of 107kW and peak torque of 183Nm. The exterior design of the Nissan Sunny follows Nissan's family-oriented styling approach, with a rounded and full front end, smooth body lines, presenting an overall practical and balanced appearance. The interior adopts a simple design with a gray-and-white color scheme, creating a fresh and elegant atmosphere.
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LeNorah
08/12/25 3:59am
Finding the cabin air filter in the Nissan Sunny is pretty straightforward—it hides behind the glove box on the passenger side. I’ve changed it several times myself; whenever the AC starts blowing a musty smell, I know it’s time to check. Open the glove box, press down on the clips on both sides, and the entire glove box can be removed. Look deeper inside, and you’ll spot a rectangular plastic cover, usually held by clips. Pry it open, and the filter is right there. Pull it out for a look—if it’s covered in dust or debris, swap in a new one. Installing it correctly ensures the AC blows fresh and healthy air, avoiding allergies and such. Remember to install it with the arrow facing downward, and replace it every six months or 10,000 km. Fresh cabin air makes driving much more pleasant.
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