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>It certainly is most severe when the car is started and the compressor
>engages the first time. It is also quite evident each time the A/C
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Manny Balfour
Sayville, NY
mbalfour@nospamieee.org
justme10@newsguy.com - 04 Jan 2006 18:05 GMT
I can't offer any suggestions. I'm waiting for someone with some
insight to answer the question so I can solve a similar situation...
I have a 93 model that never had the problem until it turned into my
spare vehicle several years ago and spent months at a time parked.
When I turn on the heat or AC the mildew odor does seem to subside as
I drive (On each trip) but possibly only because I get used to it...
Vehicle is parked outdoors, always with windows slightly open. I've
had several friends "sniff" in the car before starting it and none can
detect an odor (from carpet or seats)
Re your comment about compressor cycling in summer. The compressor
should cycle when ever the AC is turned on... and/ or when either of
the defrost settings are selected. (to lower the humidity for quicker
condensation removal)
>>It certainly is most severe when the car is started and the compressor
>>engages the first time. It is also quite evident each time the A/C
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>>>> when heating. This was NOT evident in the summer season with the A/C
>>>> running. Any thoughts?
Eliot Rice - 02 Dec 2006 06:32 GMT
Change the cabin air filter behind the glove box.
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2005 Altima SE-R
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