Smelly Car Vents

RE: Smelly Car Vents Post By Az97xlt (Guest Post) (12/08/2004) The smell generally comes from the AC on max or recirculate. This causes the air to recirculate, and not allow fresh air into the system. The AC condensor never dries and becomes moldy and smelly. Change the vent to outside air and turn the AC off a couple of minutes before your destination, leaving the fan on high should help in drying things out. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Smelly Car Vents Post By christi (Guest Post) (12/06/2004) if your vents are still smelly try replacing the cabin air filter. my husband works on his car a ton so i always thought it smelled like grease in the car. we reaplced the filter, like you do in your home, and the smell was gone. i could just be aged with outdoor smells Report Spam or Abuse RE: Smelly Car Vents Post By Mari (Guest Post) (07/21/2004) Try spraying the lysol into the 'intake grille' of the cars a/c. Then run it for 5 minutes. That's what the repairmen told us to do for that problem. It sure solved it fast. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Smelly Car Vents Post By Joanne (Guest Post) (07/20/2004) Take a whiff where your vents are on the outside. Sometimes cats spray there. If it smells bad, wash the area well with vinegar then after cleaning all the leaves and any other debris out of the vents, turn on the air conditioner and spray Lysol Disinfectant Spray into the vents. Let the air run for a couple of minutes. Sometimes it takes a couple of treatments, if it's real bad. But it definitely works. Report Spam or Abuse