'95 B1500 5.2L V8: Is there an AC/Cabin Air Filter?
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'95 B1500 5.2L V8: Is there an AC/Cabin Air Filter?
I have a conversion van and it's at 162,500 miles. I was just wondering if there was a cabin air filter because the air doesn't smell so nice anymore...
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silentak1
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RE: '95 B1500 5.2L V8: Is there an AC/Cabin Air Filter?
Nope and I haven't seen an add-on kit for that application yet. You will need to replace evap coil. They get mildew build up and bacteria grows on them, makes them stink. In the future, don't run max or recirc unless absolutly nessesary, it encourages growth. The idea is to allow fresh air to flow over the coil and help dry it out and kill some of the fugus.
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RE: '95 B1500 5.2L V8: Is there an AC/Cabin Air Filter?
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Nope and I haven't seen an add-on kit for that application yet. You will need to replace evap coil. They get mildew build up and bacteria grows on them, makes them stink. In the future, don't run max or recirc unless absolutly nessesary, it encourages growth. The idea is to allow fresh air to flow over the coil and help dry it out and kill some of the fugus.
Nope and I haven't seen an add-on kit for that application yet. You will need to replace evap coil. They get mildew build up and bacteria grows on them, makes them stink. In the future, don't run max or recirc unless absolutly nessesary, it encourages growth. The idea is to allow fresh air to flow over the coil and help dry it out and kill some of the fugus.
Thanks for the tip though. I've always used recirculation...