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How to Remove the Cabin Pollen Filter on Mazda Mazda 2

Model: Mazda 2 DE, MK 2, DH - Years 2007-2014
Part: Cabin air filter

Follow these steps to remove the cabin pollen filter on Mazda Mazda 2: Open the glove compartment and pull down the drawer using a plastic lever (use a screwdriver if there are screws). Once this is done, remove the glove compartment drawer downwards after disconnecting the power cables. Unscrew the securing bolts of the fuse box with a screwdriver or socket, then remove the cover and pull out the air filter from its housing as shown in the video. Finally, insert the new filter and reassemble all components of the glove compartment as they were removed.

Updated on 3 March 2026 by ScegliAuto

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