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Old 04-16-2008, 02:09 PM
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Default Mold smell from Sienna defrost / heater.

The forums advice regarding replacing the cabin filter was much appreciated .[/FONT]

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probably the cabin air filter. try replacing it. that would be the cheapest and easiest fix. After buying one online I was advised in the Highlander forum that I could have bought a furnace filter at Lowes or Home Depot and cut it to shape and saved a lot of money. In that forum I received instructions on how to replace it, but I don't think I received an answer for my Sienna from this forum.
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You smell mold because mold is present.To kill the mold, turn the ac off and run fresh air for about four minutes before u park. This will allow the pan to dry and dispose of the habitat for the mold that thrives in that dark, warm, and damp environment. An ounce of prevention is worth a ton of cure!
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