Introduction
The model presented is a Fiat 500 Nuova 1.3 MJTD 75cv
Parts
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The filter is located on the passenger side under the glove box
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Loosen the three plastic nuts by hand
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Remove the foam
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Loosen the 25 torx screw
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Remove the plastic trim allowing access to the cabin filter housing
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Loosen the two screws using a flathead screwdriver
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Remove the plastic cover allowing access to the filter
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Remove the used filter by pulling on it, it comes out by itself.
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Compare the old filter and the new cabin filter to see if they are identical.
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Clean the filter location if necessary
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Position the new filter in the location provided for this purpose. PAY ATTENTION TO THE DIRECTION!! (to help you, make sure that the arrows are pointing towards the front of the vehicle)
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Reposition the plastic cover to close the box
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Tighten the two screws using the flathead screwdriver
the arrows should point towards the inside of the vehicle, air flows from the front to the rear of the passenger compartment
jcp 10/02/2022
the arrows indicate the direction of air flow and not the front of the vehicle
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Reposition the plastic trim
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Tighten the screw using the torx 25 screwdriver
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Reposition the foam filling
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Tighten the three plastic nuts by hand
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10 Comments
Hello, thanks for the advice...I had to adapt because your photos are not exactly like on my car, but it did the trick thanks
Thanks, that stops you from having to freak out like crazy and tear off all the bits of plastic.
Clear and well-made tutorial (explanatory photos) Small downside for the direction of assembly of the new filter, the arrows indicate the direction of the air, from the outside to the inside of the passenger compartment.
Good tutorial, well explained with photos. Several tutorials like this one position the filter arrows towards the front. However, it seems to me that the air comes from the front so the direction of the flow (air flow) is rather towards the rear, quite logical since the air goes into the passenger compartment;
Thanks for the tutorial!
Thanks for the helping hand.
Eric
Very good explanation. I removed the 3 caps and the trim under the glove box to gain easier access.
very good explanation, well done!!
Super Merci beaucoup.
