Bad smelling air through vents.

It's not going to get where the mold/mildew/whatever is growing, as it
will drain out the drain holes in the sheetmetal before ever entering
the HVAC box. QED.

OK, where did you ever post the above procedure? (which makes a hell
of a lot more sense than pouring bleach into the cowl intake) Time to
check you're meds, Larry, you're slipping into "semi-coherent ranting
asshole" mode again.

nate

 

HINT: nobody on earth give's a flying **** what you do and don't *get*
especially me.

Drop dead shit stick.

Lg

 

Which won't solve the problem the OP has. Bleach or no.

Here's my two for you:
****
off.

--Geoff

 

Gee, whiz, Glickman, are you letting your other personalities each type
their own answers to my message?

Just wondering.

--Geoff

 

Wow, Glickman. Too bad you didn't use some of that water to bathe
instead.

--Geoff

 

Hey, Glickman,
Do this bit while you're in the car. You'll come out smelling better.

--Geoff

 

there is a kit made for the musty smell issue that can bought at any chysler
made by dc just for this issue

 

Happened when you performed a car wash and the in coming air vent was set to
allow outside air into vehicle!

To repair you will have to remove, thoroughly clean out by hand (use Lysol lemon
fresh for best results!) and re-install the plastic air vents under the dash.



The next time you wash your vehicle -- remember to close the vents!



BBA

 

Absolute garbage.

Water cannot get inside vehicle thru air vents.

Unless the vehicle is submerged.

 

Absolute garbage.

It's a pre 85 chrysler product not a gm or a ford numb nuts!

 

usually true, but I once had a '67 Dart that had collected enough pine
needles in the air intake to allow water in the passenger compartment
when it rained - the cowl drains were completely full. Was fun to clean
out too, as the only access to that area was through the little vent
doors in the HVAC box - you can *just* reach your hand up in there to
grab a handful of pine needles

nate

 

So, what's your point. I've owned pre 85 Chrysler products. Never had an issue
with water getting in through the air vents unless the vehicle was flooded.

 

I agree that could happen, but pine needles aren't an issue where I live.

Even a Ferd or Cheby could get plugged.