Heater core tied to AC???
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Heater core tied to AC???
I know the song and dance about if you smell something sweet while running the heat its prolly a heater core problem. But would I get a smell while the AC is on?
My problem is while the air is running I kid you not I get a faint smell of what almost smells like mint skoal chewing tobacco!! It's not an overpowering smell but its there. I can't see any coolant leaking anywhere either.
Honestly I haven't tried the heat since I bought the truck. I might do that at lunch and see if anything happens. But in the meantime has anyone else had this problem?
My problem is while the air is running I kid you not I get a faint smell of what almost smells like mint skoal chewing tobacco!! It's not an overpowering smell but its there. I can't see any coolant leaking anywhere either.
Honestly I haven't tried the heat since I bought the truck. I might do that at lunch and see if anything happens. But in the meantime has anyone else had this problem?
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makes sense. so im guessing that if i turn the heater on it wouldn't be any more of an over powering smell would it?
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It can be condensation, but I am talking alot more steam. Not the little you get when you turn on the AC on a hot humid day. When mine decided to completely go it was like a fog machine. You couldn't even see out the windows. I was on a trip to Houston just ended up bypassing it till I got home.
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It can be condensation, but I am talking alot more steam. Not the little you get when you turn on the AC on a hot humid day. When mine decided to completely go it was like a fog machine. You couldn't even see out the windows. I was on a trip to Houston just ended up bypassing it till I got home.