Access to AC evaporator in 95 Accord?
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Access to AC evaporator in 95 Accord?
Hello All,
Is there a reasonable way to open up the AC evaporator housing in a 95
Accord. It seems that a mouse climbed in there and died a horrible death. My
first attempt made me think it's almost possible, but not quite. Google
produced many variants on handling the mold/musty smell problem, i.e. spray
Lysol into the fresh-air intake, but this situation seems to call for more
direct action. A shop-vac nozzle through the blower motor opening made some
progress but not enough. Is there something that would dissolve mouse guck
but not plastic or metal? Thanks for hints or tips.
Fred
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Is there a reasonable way to open up the AC evaporator housing in a 95
Accord. It seems that a mouse climbed in there and died a horrible death. My
first attempt made me think it's almost possible, but not quite. Google
produced many variants on handling the mold/musty smell problem, i.e. spray
Lysol into the fresh-air intake, but this situation seems to call for more
direct action. A shop-vac nozzle through the blower motor opening made some
progress but not enough. Is there something that would dissolve mouse guck
but not plastic or metal? Thanks for hints or tips.
Fred
--
Drop TROU to email
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Re: Access to AC evaporator in 95 Accord?
On the '92 that I have, it really isn't that hard to take the heater
box out. First step is to remove the glove box. bob
Fred R wrote:
>
> Hello All,
> Is there a reasonable way to open up the AC evaporator housing in a 95
> Accord. It seems that a mouse climbed in there and died a horrible death. My
> first attempt made me think it's almost possible, but not quite. Google
> produced many variants on handling the mold/musty smell problem, i.e. spray
> Lysol into the fresh-air intake, but this situation seems to call for more
> direct action. A shop-vac nozzle through the blower motor opening made some
> progress but not enough. Is there something that would dissolve mouse guck
> but not plastic or metal? Thanks for hints or tips.
> Fred
> --
> Drop TROU to email
box out. First step is to remove the glove box. bob
Fred R wrote:
>
> Hello All,
> Is there a reasonable way to open up the AC evaporator housing in a 95
> Accord. It seems that a mouse climbed in there and died a horrible death. My
> first attempt made me think it's almost possible, but not quite. Google
> produced many variants on handling the mold/musty smell problem, i.e. spray
> Lysol into the fresh-air intake, but this situation seems to call for more
> direct action. A shop-vac nozzle through the blower motor opening made some
> progress but not enough. Is there something that would dissolve mouse guck
> but not plastic or metal? Thanks for hints or tips.
> Fred
> --
> Drop TROU to email
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Re: Access to AC evaporator in 95 Accord?
On the '92 that I have, it really isn't that hard to take the heater
box out. First step is to remove the glove box. bob
Fred R wrote:
>
> Hello All,
> Is there a reasonable way to open up the AC evaporator housing in a 95
> Accord. It seems that a mouse climbed in there and died a horrible death. My
> first attempt made me think it's almost possible, but not quite. Google
> produced many variants on handling the mold/musty smell problem, i.e. spray
> Lysol into the fresh-air intake, but this situation seems to call for more
> direct action. A shop-vac nozzle through the blower motor opening made some
> progress but not enough. Is there something that would dissolve mouse guck
> but not plastic or metal? Thanks for hints or tips.
> Fred
> --
> Drop TROU to email
box out. First step is to remove the glove box. bob
Fred R wrote:
>
> Hello All,
> Is there a reasonable way to open up the AC evaporator housing in a 95
> Accord. It seems that a mouse climbed in there and died a horrible death. My
> first attempt made me think it's almost possible, but not quite. Google
> produced many variants on handling the mold/musty smell problem, i.e. spray
> Lysol into the fresh-air intake, but this situation seems to call for more
> direct action. A shop-vac nozzle through the blower motor opening made some
> progress but not enough. Is there something that would dissolve mouse guck
> but not plastic or metal? Thanks for hints or tips.
> Fred
> --
> Drop TROU to email
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Re: Access to AC evaporator in 95 Accord?
On the '92 that I have, it really isn't that hard to take the heater
box out. First step is to remove the glove box. bob
Fred R wrote:
>
> Hello All,
> Is there a reasonable way to open up the AC evaporator housing in a 95
> Accord. It seems that a mouse climbed in there and died a horrible death. My
> first attempt made me think it's almost possible, but not quite. Google
> produced many variants on handling the mold/musty smell problem, i.e. spray
> Lysol into the fresh-air intake, but this situation seems to call for more
> direct action. A shop-vac nozzle through the blower motor opening made some
> progress but not enough. Is there something that would dissolve mouse guck
> but not plastic or metal? Thanks for hints or tips.
> Fred
> --
> Drop TROU to email
box out. First step is to remove the glove box. bob
Fred R wrote:
>
> Hello All,
> Is there a reasonable way to open up the AC evaporator housing in a 95
> Accord. It seems that a mouse climbed in there and died a horrible death. My
> first attempt made me think it's almost possible, but not quite. Google
> produced many variants on handling the mold/musty smell problem, i.e. spray
> Lysol into the fresh-air intake, but this situation seems to call for more
> direct action. A shop-vac nozzle through the blower motor opening made some
> progress but not enough. Is there something that would dissolve mouse guck
> but not plastic or metal? Thanks for hints or tips.
> Fred
> --
> Drop TROU to email
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Re: Access to AC evaporator in 95 Accord?
On the '92 that I have, it really isn't that hard to take the heater
box out. First step is to remove the glove box. bob
Fred R wrote:
>
> Hello All,
> Is there a reasonable way to open up the AC evaporator housing in a 95
> Accord. It seems that a mouse climbed in there and died a horrible death. My
> first attempt made me think it's almost possible, but not quite. Google
> produced many variants on handling the mold/musty smell problem, i.e. spray
> Lysol into the fresh-air intake, but this situation seems to call for more
> direct action. A shop-vac nozzle through the blower motor opening made some
> progress but not enough. Is there something that would dissolve mouse guck
> but not plastic or metal? Thanks for hints or tips.
> Fred
> --
> Drop TROU to email
box out. First step is to remove the glove box. bob
Fred R wrote:
>
> Hello All,
> Is there a reasonable way to open up the AC evaporator housing in a 95
> Accord. It seems that a mouse climbed in there and died a horrible death. My
> first attempt made me think it's almost possible, but not quite. Google
> produced many variants on handling the mold/musty smell problem, i.e. spray
> Lysol into the fresh-air intake, but this situation seems to call for more
> direct action. A shop-vac nozzle through the blower motor opening made some
> progress but not enough. Is there something that would dissolve mouse guck
> but not plastic or metal? Thanks for hints or tips.
> Fred
> --
> Drop TROU to email
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Re: Access to AC evaporator in 95 Accord?
Did that, unfastened bottom half from top, got about 1/2" separation then it
seemed to bind and wouldn't go further. I couldn't see what stopped it. Was
hoping it didn't require disassembling the dash - your comment seems like
good news.
Fred
"N.E.Ohio Bob" <rgstroud@neo.rr.com> wrote in message
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> On the '92 that I have, it really isn't that hard to take the heater
> box out. First step is to remove the glove box. bob
seemed to bind and wouldn't go further. I couldn't see what stopped it. Was
hoping it didn't require disassembling the dash - your comment seems like
good news.
Fred
"N.E.Ohio Bob" <rgstroud@neo.rr.com> wrote in message
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> On the '92 that I have, it really isn't that hard to take the heater
> box out. First step is to remove the glove box. bob
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Re: Access to AC evaporator in 95 Accord?
Did that, unfastened bottom half from top, got about 1/2" separation then it
seemed to bind and wouldn't go further. I couldn't see what stopped it. Was
hoping it didn't require disassembling the dash - your comment seems like
good news.
Fred
"N.E.Ohio Bob" <rgstroud@neo.rr.com> wrote in message
news:3FA7AAD5.3D1DF3D5@neo.rr.com...
> On the '92 that I have, it really isn't that hard to take the heater
> box out. First step is to remove the glove box. bob
seemed to bind and wouldn't go further. I couldn't see what stopped it. Was
hoping it didn't require disassembling the dash - your comment seems like
good news.
Fred
"N.E.Ohio Bob" <rgstroud@neo.rr.com> wrote in message
news:3FA7AAD5.3D1DF3D5@neo.rr.com...
> On the '92 that I have, it really isn't that hard to take the heater
> box out. First step is to remove the glove box. bob
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Re: Access to AC evaporator in 95 Accord?
Did that, unfastened bottom half from top, got about 1/2" separation then it
seemed to bind and wouldn't go further. I couldn't see what stopped it. Was
hoping it didn't require disassembling the dash - your comment seems like
good news.
Fred
"N.E.Ohio Bob" <rgstroud@neo.rr.com> wrote in message
news:3FA7AAD5.3D1DF3D5@neo.rr.com...
> On the '92 that I have, it really isn't that hard to take the heater
> box out. First step is to remove the glove box. bob
seemed to bind and wouldn't go further. I couldn't see what stopped it. Was
hoping it didn't require disassembling the dash - your comment seems like
good news.
Fred
"N.E.Ohio Bob" <rgstroud@neo.rr.com> wrote in message
news:3FA7AAD5.3D1DF3D5@neo.rr.com...
> On the '92 that I have, it really isn't that hard to take the heater
> box out. First step is to remove the glove box. bob
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Re: Access to AC evaporator in 95 Accord?
Did that, unfastened bottom half from top, got about 1/2" separation then it
seemed to bind and wouldn't go further. I couldn't see what stopped it. Was
hoping it didn't require disassembling the dash - your comment seems like
good news.
Fred
"N.E.Ohio Bob" <rgstroud@neo.rr.com> wrote in message
news:3FA7AAD5.3D1DF3D5@neo.rr.com...
> On the '92 that I have, it really isn't that hard to take the heater
> box out. First step is to remove the glove box. bob
seemed to bind and wouldn't go further. I couldn't see what stopped it. Was
hoping it didn't require disassembling the dash - your comment seems like
good news.
Fred
"N.E.Ohio Bob" <rgstroud@neo.rr.com> wrote in message
news:3FA7AAD5.3D1DF3D5@neo.rr.com...
> On the '92 that I have, it really isn't that hard to take the heater
> box out. First step is to remove the glove box. bob
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