Where is the Changan Ford Cabin Air Filter Located?

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OCorey
07/23/25 8:42pm
Changan Ford's cabin air filter is located behind the glove compartment on the front passenger side. Below are detailed introductions about the Changan Ford cabin air filter: 1. Specific functions of the cabin air filter: It separates solid impurities such as dust, pollen, and abrasive particles from the air, and adsorbs harmful substances in the cabin air to provide fresh air inside the vehicle. 2. Distinction: The cabin air filter is used to filter the quality of air entering the cabin from inside or outside the vehicle. The engine air filter, on the other hand, refers to the engine intake system, which filters the air entering the engine's intake pipe. These two filters have different functions. Generally, the replacement cycle for the engine air filter is based on air quality and mileage, while the cabin air filter should be replaced once a year or every 20,000 kilometers.
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Elisa
08/10/25 4:21pm
I've been driving a Changan Ford for three years, and the cabin air filter is usually located behind the glove compartment on the passenger side. The first time I replaced it myself, I was a bit confused. You need to pull open the glove compartment first, then press the small clips on both sides to remove it. After that, you'll see a plastic cover—just unscrew it to take out the old filter and replace it with a new one. The whole process takes about ten minutes. It's recommended to replace it annually or every 20,000 kilometers because if you don't, the air blown by the AC can develop a strange odor, degrade the air quality inside the car, and even trigger sneezing. The placement is quite thoughtful—no need to dismantle the dashboard, making maintenance simple and hassle-free. In dusty environments, be sure to replace it more frequently to ensure healthy breathing.
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Bilbo
09/23/25 3:57am
As an experienced DIY mechanic who often helps friends with car repairs, the cabin air filter for Changan Ford models is typically located behind the glove compartment area. When performing the replacement, avoid pulling forcefully - instead locate the clips, press gently to remove the glove box, and you'll find the filter cover behind it. Simply open and replace the filter. This accessible placement eliminates the need to access the engine bay, making routine replacements convenient. If left unchanged for too long, a clogged filter will reduce AC airflow, increase unpleasant odors inside the cabin, and compromise driving comfort. We recommend checking it every six months, especially during humid seasons when filters are more prone to mold growth. This simple maintenance procedure helps maintain fresh cabin air quality.
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