Motor Vehicle Maintenance & Repair Asked on March 13, 2021
If you switch AC and heating off but put fan on, does it mean clean air gets pulled and put in cabin while staying separate from the evaporator? Or does this air pass by the evaporator then go into the cabin?
My issue is that my AC and the heater is off yet the smell comes through when you put the fan on. This make me think it has nothing to do with the evaporator as I’m assuming when only the fan is on, AC and heat is off, the air does not go past the evaporator?
Also when I first recently changed the cabin filter and put the fan on alone it was giving clean air past week. However yesterday I put heating and AC on, then after switching off, the fan alone, AC off, heat off is giving a bad smell.
Why would that have happened when the fan was giving clean air and does this suggest no problem with evaporator area but smell origin is elsewhere?
It depends on the design of the vehicle, but on the cars I've seen all of the air goes through the evaporator like this. This allows you to do things like have warm, dry air for defrost.
Answered by Drewster on March 13, 2021
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