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RE: Brown smoke coming from center vents.
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> The drain(s) which handle condensation from the A/C evaporator
> can easily become clogged. Does the blower motor sound change
> during these events? If so, the water may be sloshing into the fan.
> Use a long, stiff wire to open up the drains from their exit points
> underneath the car if the symptoms fit this scenario.
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> I have found another, somewhat more chemical approach to this problem
> with other cars I have owned. If your car is equipped with a rubber
> hose that drains the condensation out of the firewall (most cars do.)
> You can turn that hose to face up (towards the hood of the car). Use
> a small paper cup to pour generous amounts of plain household bleach
> into the opening. The bleach will very effectively disolve the growth
> (aka slime) that tends to build up in the moist enviroment.
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> After 15 minutes or so, turn the hose down towards the ground again.
> I will then drain. Retreat if needed. Effects tend to last much
> longer than the coat hanger method. (No offense intended) :~)
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> Jim Holloway
> jholloway@njaost.ml.com
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