Where is the cabin air filter located on the Citroën C5?

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NolanLynn
07/29/25 7:45am
Citroën C5's cabin air filter is located behind the glove compartment on the passenger side. Below is relevant information about the Citroën C5: 1. All Citroën C5 models use activated carbon cabin air filters. To replace the filter, first pry open three plastic clips at the bottom, then remove two cover plates in sequence to partially reveal the filter. Due to its angled insertion design, the filter must be carefully pulled out bit by bit. 2. According to the manufacturer's recommendation, the Citroën C5 cabin air filter should be replaced every 15,000 kilometers or annually. Considering the vehicle's operating environment and passenger health, filter replacement should be adjusted based on actual conditions. 3. During vehicle use, if the air flow from the AC becomes noticeably weaker, this may indicate a clogged cabin air filter requiring immediate cleaning. When cleaning, compressed air must be used on the reverse side of the filter - never wash with water as this may damage the filter.
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VanBeckett
08/13/25 2:10am
The air conditioning filter for the Citroën C5 is usually located under the wiper on the passenger side, near the windshield. I've changed it myself a few times and found that you need to first remove the wiper cover, then unscrew a few screws to access the filter compartment. The design is quite convenient for DIY replacement, eliminating the need for a professional shop. All you need is a screwdriver, but it's best to turn off the AC and engine before starting. If you notice a dusty smell when using the AC on the highway, it's likely the filter is clogged—replacing it promptly improves air quality, especially for those with asthma. Make sure to choose the correct model; Citroën filters must match the original size, or they won't fit. Replacing it annually can save a lot on maintenance costs.
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