The cabin filter is accessed from the other footwell if the drivers side looks like that.  In the passenger footwell there is a rotate and remove clip for the carpet that you tuck back to reveal the two screws holding the filter cover in place.  Remove the screws, wiggle the cover off, remove the old filter, vacuum the debris, insert the new filter with the airflow arrows pointing into the car, refix the trim in reverse.

The cabin filter is in the driver’s footwell,,,

Great, thank you. 👍🏻.

The specs on the oil that you need to pay attention to is RN0710, the manufacturers spec.

I always enjoy your videos - thank you.

I just changed the cabin filter on mine (I have a facelifted Sandero II but its position is the same). And yeah, you just want to swear at the engineer who designed that, because there's so little space to do it, so it's annoying as all hell xD And you better pray that the cabin fan itself doesn't fail, because it's hidden behind the central console too, near the filter housing, so if you ever have to replace it you need to take the whole dashboard off 🤣

But apart from that, and the fact that the car is a bit noisy at motorway speeds, I like it ! It's economical to run, cheap to insure, It's quite roomy inside, and the front seats are surprisingly comfortable for a so-called low cost car... It's a pretty good daily car if you want a simple one I'd say... :)

Actual torque for sump plug is 50nM as per workshop manual.  But 40 to 50 is OK

Car ramps are a good investment. Cheap on Amazon.

Has that driver airbag gone off before?

What about fuel filter

My gear 1 is not pick fast

Was the water pooling in the passenger footwell ? If so, it may well be that your windscreen drainage holes are clogged up with leaf debris, then the water overflows down through the heating vents under the windscreen into your footwell. This happened to our 2014 sandero stepway. I had to remove the wipers to get the grill off and clean the drainage plugs (was only the passenger side that was clogged !) Haven't had the problem since 👍

Is that diesel or petrol ? Thanks