Where is the cabin air filter located on the Great Wall Haval H7?

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DeRuby
09/05/25 2:57am
The cabin air filter of the Great Wall Haval H7 is located near the left foot position on the passenger side, towards the inner side. No need to remove any trim panels or glove box. The clip is difficult to release by hand - use a flathead screwdriver to press firmly and pull outward to open it. The cabin air filter is a crucial component in the vehicle's air conditioning system and requires regular replacement. Prolonged neglect can affect the AC performance and the health of passengers. Regarding dimensions, this 5-door 5-seater SUV measures 4715mm in length, 1925mm in width, 1718mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2850mm.
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DallasMarie
09/17/25 3:37am
I've only been driving my Great Wall Haval H7 for half a year, and the cabin air filter is hidden behind the glove compartment on the passenger side. Last time I replaced it, I first opened the glove compartment door – it felt as simple as opening a drawer. There's a small latch on the right side inside; just press it gently with your thumb and the entire glove compartment loosens, then you can remove it – no tools needed, super convenient. The filter sits in a small compartment behind it, and you can see it immediately after lifting the cover. When I took out the old filter, it was all gray with dust. I promptly replaced it with a new genuine filter, and now the air from the AC is much fresher, making breathing while driving more comfortable. I recommend checking it every 6 months or after long trips to prevent odors and dust buildup, especially during pollen season. Replacing it noticeably improves cabin air quality, which is particularly beneficial for people with allergies, saving them the extra cost of a repair shop visit.
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