Cleaning an evaporator coil can be a headache if you have to remove it. Luckily, with these simple steps, you can skip the hassle.
To clean a car’s AC evaporator without removing it, you will need:
Evaporator coil cleaner (available at most auto part stores)
Remove your car’s glove box.
Access the AC evaporator coil through the glove box space.
Apply cleaner to the evaporator, then rinse.
Dry the evaporator with a towel or hairdryer.
If you’d rather skip the DIY activities, a professional could take care of the job for you. But it will set you back somewhere between $100 to $400.
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