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Evaporator cleaning
I just returned from the dealership, and they said they recomend an evaporator cleaning. When I asked how they did it the guy said they drill a hole into the evaporator and fill it with a cleaning foam. That seemed a little weird to me so I'm wondering, has anyone here had it done or done it themselves? If so what all is entailed in the job? I have a 2010 with 50k on it
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They soak the coils with foam, the foam drips off and evaporates. There were removable panels to get to the one at work. My guess is they need to drill a hole because the box on the focus is too small for a removable panel and/or not easily accessible.
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Are you getting odor from your vents? The foam is more of a fungicide to kill bacteria and mold growing in the evaporator.
If you are not getting any odor then you do not need it. I try to avoid running the A/C on recirculating air when I can. I think it helps keep it drier to run outside air thru. |
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