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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Trucks / February 2006

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Air Conditioning problems

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caustin1980 - 27 Feb 2006 19:08 GMT
I have a 200 chevy blazer, the AC has a musty smell to it, when I turn it
off or to max AC a musty smoke/steem comes out of the vents. what it this
- what do i need to do to fix it?
David Johnson - 27 Feb 2006 19:47 GMT
MOLD. It is not a problem with your vehicle. Any vehicle with AC is
succeptable to this problem. Caused by moisture condensing then a long
period of  non use of the AC letting the mold grow. I live in a cold
climate. During the winter my vehicles that are garage kept have this
problem, the ones that stay outside in the -0 temps don't. You can buy a
very inexpensive kit that will kill the mold. The one I use you simply drill
a small hole in the heater/AC box and squirt the aerosol liquid in. The
liquid then foams, completely filling your box and duct work with a foam
that will kill the mold then go back to liquid and drain out. Problem
solved. I simply put a small stainless screw into the hole so I can remove
it next year for another treatment. Or if you have concerns any dealer or AC
service shop can fix it pretty cheap.
>I have a 200 chevy blazer, the AC has a musty smell to it, when I turn it
> off or to max AC a musty smoke/steem comes out of the vents. what it this
> - what do i need to do to fix it?
 
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