Where is the evaporator core?
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Only replaced the cabin filter once, and never looked for the evap on the TL, but when the cabin filter is replaced it may be seen, and once again, not familiar with the TL, but on certain cars, sometimes the blower motor can be removed and the evap can be cleaned. I know both the filter and blower motor require the removal of the glove box on the TL, so next time you're in there take a look.
Maybe someone more familiar will chime in.
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Last edited by Turbonut; 07-30-2009 at 04:32 PM.
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Only replaced the cabin filter once, and never looked for the evap on the TL, but when the cabin filter is replaced it may be seen, and once again, not familiar with the TL, but on certain cars, sometimes the blower motor can be removed and the evap can be cleaned. I know both the filter and blower motor require the removal of the glove box on the TL, so next time you're in there take a look.
Maybe someone more familiar will chime in.
https://acurazine.com/forums/search....archid=1875102
Maybe someone more familiar will chime in.
https://acurazine.com/forums/search....archid=1875102
Major work to gain access to the evap core.
To dangeroso - Why do you feel that you must clean the evap core ?
#7
there is a spray stuff you drill an access hole in the evap cover to shoot in and kill mold and crud
Or you can spray lysol in the vents and inlet vent
also turn ac off a few blocks from home with fan on high to dry moisture from the vents
Or get a `charcoal added`- cabin air filter to remove smells-
an old cabin air filter may be the source of many bad smells!
Supposed to replace that every year- but dealer gets $150 for a 20$ 30 minute diy
meaning a hard sell,, few cars ever had it done before you got it used
Or you can spray lysol in the vents and inlet vent
also turn ac off a few blocks from home with fan on high to dry moisture from the vents
Or get a `charcoal added`- cabin air filter to remove smells-
an old cabin air filter may be the source of many bad smells!
Supposed to replace that every year- but dealer gets $150 for a 20$ 30 minute diy
meaning a hard sell,, few cars ever had it done before you got it used
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Well here's an update.
I was using the KlimaClean, which does have a hose, but I wanted to know where the core actually was before I started indiscriminantly shoving hoses through vents.
With the glove box out, I was able to trace the passenger vent and center vents to a box just left of the center of the dash, which I believe to be the core.
The KlimaClean worked great. Totally killed the mildew smell coming from my vents.
I was using the KlimaClean, which does have a hose, but I wanted to know where the core actually was before I started indiscriminantly shoving hoses through vents.
With the glove box out, I was able to trace the passenger vent and center vents to a box just left of the center of the dash, which I believe to be the core.
The KlimaClean worked great. Totally killed the mildew smell coming from my vents.
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