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Where is the oil filter located in the 2018 AX7?

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MacEvangeline

07/29/25 6:05pm

The oil filter of the 2018 AX7 is located near the engine, possibly on either side or underneath. Below is an introduction to related content: 1. Function: The oil filter is designed to remove impurities, colloids, and moisture from the engine oil, delivering clean oil to all lubrication points. 2. Model: The 2018 AX7 is developed and manufactured by Dongfeng Fengshen, representing an independent brand SUV model. 3. Body Dimensions: The vehicle measures 4696mm in length, 1850mm in width, and 1712mm in height. 4. Design: The 2018 AX7 adopts the Interactive Geometry 2.0 design concept, featuring a new track emblem, a luxury matrix full LED headlight system with IHBC intelligent high beam control, independent LED daytime running lights styled as "Wings of Wind," a full LED continuous family-style taillight strip, 19-inch aerodynamic rims paired with Pirelli tires, ensuring smooth handling across various complex road conditions.

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