2019 – 2023 Mazda 3 Cabin Air Filter – How To Change Remove Replace Location A/C AC Air Filter

2019 – 2023 Mazda 3 Cabin Air Filter – How To Change Remove Replace Location A/C AC Air Filter

A video tutorial on how to remove and replace the cabin air filter on a 2019 – 2023 Mazda 3 Sedan.

WHEN SHOULD YOU CHANGE THE CABIN AIR FILTER ON YOUR MAZDA 3?
It is recommended that you replace your cabin air filter every 10,000 – 15,000 miles or once a year. However, you may want to replace or change the cabin filter in you Mazda 3 more often if:
-You or a frequent passenger suffers from allergies or has other respiratory problems
-You drive your Mazda 3 on dirt roads or in an excessively dusty location

WHAT IS THE CABIN AIR FILTER ON YOUR MAZDA 3?
Cabin air filters, also know as A/C air filter, help enhance the air quality inside your vehicle creating a healthier, more comfortable environment for you and your passengers. A properly functioning cabin air filter, or ac air filter, can stop up to 90% of dust, pollen, and spore particles from entering the Mazda 3 passenger compartment location.

WHERE IS THE CABIN FILTER ON YOUR MAZDA 3
The cabin filter is located behind the glovebox. The cabin filter access panel will need to be removed in order to access the cabin air filter.

This video tutorial can be used to help find the location of as well as remove, change or replace the cabin AC air filter on the following Mazda Models:
2019 Mazda 3
2020 Mazda 3
2021 Mazda 3
2022 Mazda 3
2023 Mazda 3

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Bipolar Tiger says:

So much easier than my RX8 and miata. Ty.

NoFear4XJs says:

No fuss details 🙂

Co Co HAUL 코코 하울 says:

Thanks a lot I will do myself now

somnambulist says:

Had a 2007 Mazda 3 and replacing the cabin filter was a total nightmare. Just got a 2023 and this is so simple. Very happy Mazda solved this issue. Thanks for the excellent video.

i5KP says:

Can you recommend filter brands that would fit if I don’t use Mazda’s part

miscme2 says:

Omgosh dealer wanted to charge a fortune for this but I almost understand why. My filter, in my 2019. Mazada Mazda 3 that has only 13826 miles, looks like a cross between a dirty vacuum cleaner bag, a plant nursery, and a Petri dish. Wtfrock. Thank you sooooooo much!!!

Joaquin Barreto says:

I can’t believe it’s so hard to find a decent cabin air filter for this car. Autozone doesn’t have em and Amazon is showing models that dont really work in fitnent like wtf

Matthew says:

The goddamn owners manual didn't come with instructions and it's not as simple as other cars so thank you for this!

Maric says:

Dealer wanted $150 to do this lmao. THANK YOU

Andrew Grant says:

Thank you for the excellent instructions – I'm never paying a dealer to do that again!

Scott Briggs says:

That's nice, I'm just so glad that I just had to pay Mazda $80 at the dealership to replace a gunked up one, and the car is only a year old or so. Ridiculous. I'm ordering two of these
later this week and keeping them in the trunk for next year. Really fing pisses me off.

Hong Kwan says:

Where can you buy a cabin air filter for gen 4?

Damian Glasgow says:

Thanks! So much easier than on my old Mini Cooper.

Art Donovan says:

Thank you. It was the TOP clip I didn't see.

Victor Miguel says:

I bought a washable cabin filter from K&N, and its suppose to be the match for my MAZDA 3 2020,
but it leaves a gap and doesnt seal like the original filter, should I still use it?
VF2074 K&N CABIN AIR FILTER

B says:

Excellent, thank you very much!

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