Where is the cabin air filter located in the Volkswagen CC?
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Volkswagen CC's cabin air filter is installed above the footwell on the passenger side. Below are the steps to replace the cabin air filter for the Volkswagen CC: 1. Open the engine hood of the FAW-Volkswagen CC. 2. Use a T25 screwdriver to remove the screw indicated by the arrow, then take off the cabin air filter cover. 3. Loosen the screws, and the waterproof panel can be directly removed outward to reveal the cabin air filter inside. 4. The cabin air filter is secured by two clips at the positions shown by the arrows and three clips on the inner side. Press both clips simultaneously with your hands, release them, and then lift the cabin air filter housing. 5. Remove the cabin air filter upwards. 6. Detach the old filter from the filter frame. 7. Install the new cabin air filter onto the filter frame. 8. After securing the cabin air filter to the filter frame, it can be installed back into the vehicle.
When I used to drive the Volkswagen CC, I replaced the cabin air filter several times. It's hidden behind the glove compartment on the passenger side, quite easy to locate. First, you need to open the glove box – there are several clips or screws holding it in place. Just gently pull or unscrew them, and the entire glove box will slide down. Then you'll see a small plastic cover; pry it open to reveal the filter housing. Simply pull out the old filter and replace it with a new one. I recommend changing it every year or 15,000 kilometers, especially since the air is terribly dirty when driving in the city. After replacement, the air blown by the AC becomes much fresher, and my family no longer sneezes in the car. The whole process is DIY-friendly, saving you the cost of visiting a repair shop. The tools required are minimal – just a small flat-head screwdriver. But remember to install the new filter in the correct direction as indicated by the arrow; installing it backward will significantly reduce its effectiveness.