Where is the cabin air filter located on the Peugeot 307?

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DawsonAnn
07/29/25 8:31pm
The cabin air filter of the Peugeot 307 is located in the upper left corner of the engine compartment. For the health of vehicle occupants, it is recommended to replace the cabin air filter every six months. Below is relevant information about cabin air filters: 1. The primary function of a car's cabin air filter is to filter out fine impurities and dirt in the vehicle, thereby providing a more comfortable and superior cabin environment. During engine operation, a large amount of external air is required, which inevitably draws in impurities. The cabin air filter removes these impurities and microorganisms from the air. 2. When the airflow from the vehicle's vents is noticeably weaker than before, the filter may be clogged with dust and needs replacement. If the air blown by the AC emits unusual odors, such as sour or foul smells, besides replacing the filter, the entire ventilation system should be inspected. For those living in cities with heavy wind, sand, or dust, it is advisable to shorten the replacement cycle. Conversely, in cities with fresh air and clean environments, the replacement interval can be appropriately extended.
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