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How to replace the cabin filter on the Renault Captur II

Model: Renault Captur MK 2 - Years 2019-2026
Part: Cabin air filter

In this video, you will learn how to replace the cabin air filter on the Renault Captur II: the filter is located under the glove compartment, at the lowest part of the central tunnel on the front passenger side; essentially in its footwell. Here you will find a small drawer that you will pull towards you, and inside you can find the paper filter. Before proceeding with the replacement, clean the compartment of dust and debris, then change the filter, perhaps taking the suggestion from the YouTuber to purchase the new filter from wixeurope.com where you can easily find the most suitable filter for your vehicle. Then insert the filter, paying attention to the fitting direction, and close the cover.

Updated on 11 September 2026 by ScegliAuto

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