
The car's air conditioning filter is installed in two locations: behind the glove box of the front passenger seat and on the lower right side of the windshield. Here is more information about the Fit: 1. The Fit is a hatchback launched by Honda, with the third generation model released on May 29, 2014. 2. Since its introduction in 2001, the Fit has sold over 4.7 million units in 115 countries worldwide. 3. The Fit is equipped with Honda's new EDT engine, a 1.5L direct-injection DOHC i-VTEC engine, CVT continuously variable transmission, Idle-stop engine energy-saving automatic start-stop system, VSA vehicle stability control system, three-mode rearview camera display system, ESS emergency brake warning system, HSA hill start assist system, intelligent screen connectivity system, and ten other advanced technologies leading its class.

The Fit's cabin air filter is hidden behind the glove box on the passenger side, making it really convenient to replace it yourself! First, open the passenger side glove box, press both hands on the left and right side panels and gently lift upwards, and the entire glove box can be completely lowered. At this point, you'll see a rectangular cover with clips. Pinch the clip on the right side and pull down to remove the filter. Important reminder: The arrow on the filter should point towards the rear of the car when installing it. Installing it backwards will affect the filtration efficiency. I drive on highways every month and basically replace it every six months. The entire removal and installation process requires no tools, saving over 200 yuan in labor costs compared to doing it at a 4S shop.

I've been driving the third-generation Fit for three years, and the cabin air filter is located inside the glove compartment on the passenger side. Open the glove box and you'll see the limit rods on both sides. Squeeze them firmly toward the center to remove the entire glove box. Inside, there's a white plastic cover—press the clips to remove it, and you'll find the vertically inserted square filter. Note that the filter has a correct orientation; the printed arrow should point in the direction of airflow (usually toward the driver's seat). the filter yourself costs only 30 yuan, while the dealership charges 150 yuan plus labor fees. Remember to replace it before the rainy season, otherwise, the air conditioning may develop a musty smell.

The air filter of the Fit is located behind the glove compartment on the passenger side. It's simple to remove in four steps: 1. Empty the glove compartment. 2. Squeeze the sides of the compartment inward to remove it. 3. Press the clips on the filter cover. 4. Pull out the old filter and replace it. Don't underestimate this part—last month when I opened it, I found leaves and catkins stuck on the filter, no wonder the air flow had decreased. It's recommended to replace it twice a year: in spring to prevent pollen and in autumn to prevent fallen leaves. There are many tutorials online now, and even a girl can get it done in ten minutes.

As a Fit owner, here's the trick: After removing the glove compartment, you'll find a plastic cover plate about 25x20cm in size. Press the right-side latch with your thumb, and the entire cover can be removed. The filter size is typically 21cm×18cm×3cm. Two common mistakes to note: First, don't force the glove box stopper or it may break. Second, the activated carbon side of the filter should face the front of the car. DIY replacement costs less than 40 yuan, while a repair shop charges 150. It's recommended to buy a dual-effect filter with activated carbon, which can filter PM2.5.

Just helped my neighbor replace the Fit's cabin air filter. Operation on the passenger side: After emptying the glove box, push both side panels inward with your hands, and the entire storage compartment will drop down. There's a movable clip on the right side of the filter compartment cover—just flick it downward with your fingernail to remove it. The filter is inserted like a vertically placed book; when replacing, be careful not to bend the edge sealing strip. I've seen cases where improper installation caused blower noise. Recommended replacement every 15,000 km, especially in northern areas with lots of dust. Frequent filter changes are particularly beneficial for people with rhinitis.


