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Where is the Mazda 323 air conditioning filter located?

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Harper
07/24/25 10:22pm
The Mazda 323 air conditioning filter is located inside the glove compartment on the passenger side. Below are the steps for replacing the Mazda 323 air conditioning filter: 1. First, pull out the glove compartment of the Hainan Mazda 323. 2. Then, remove the clips at the bottom of the glove compartment of the Hainan Mazda 323. 3. Next, squeeze and remove the glove compartment of the Hainan Mazda 323. 4. Below, you will see the cover of the air conditioning filter of the Hainan Mazda 323. Inside is the vehicle's air conditioning filter; simply open the cover. 5. Below, you will see the air conditioning filter of the Hainan Mazda 323, which can be pulled out. 6. Prepare a new air conditioning filter and install it correctly, paying attention to the direction and position. 7. Finally, replace the cover of the air conditioning filter of the Hainan Mazda 323.
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