Anyone know where it is in the car ?
Can’t find any videos on a ds7 (in fact there doesn’t seem to be any info on the ds7 online or manuals )
I can only find ds4 vids which shows it behind the glove box and you have to pull half your car apart to change it ?
Cabin filter ds7
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: Cabin filter ds7
There are 2 filters and these are located in the inside of the vehicle and should be on the right of the passenger side footwell. It will necessitate removing the side trim panel and suitable contortionist manoeuvres to locate the area, extract and reinsert them.
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darklordmick
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Re: Cabin filter ds7
Thanks for the reply
After taking my glove box out and a lot of faff it wasn’t there
So went to the driver side took the side trim off by the foot rest near the brake peddle
Then took off the trim under the steering wheel
Disconnected the light connector
Found the black cover tucked right up in side
Managed to get the 2 filters out using long nosed pliers
Don’t think they have ever been changed , they were black as hell
And replaced with new ones
Getting the new ones in was harder than getting the old ones out
I have to say that is THE dumbest place to put a cabin filter
This should be something the customer should be able to do as easy as filling your car
But got there in the end
After taking my glove box out and a lot of faff it wasn’t there
So went to the driver side took the side trim off by the foot rest near the brake peddle
Then took off the trim under the steering wheel
Disconnected the light connector
Found the black cover tucked right up in side
Managed to get the 2 filters out using long nosed pliers
Don’t think they have ever been changed , they were black as hell
And replaced with new ones
Getting the new ones in was harder than getting the old ones out
I have to say that is THE dumbest place to put a cabin filter
This should be something the customer should be able to do as easy as filling your car
But got there in the end
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: Cabin filter ds7
Most PSA cars have them on the left side, so I'll remember that for future ref.
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Paul-R
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Re: Cabin filter ds7
Our 308 has them (a pair) on the RH side as well.
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