Hey all,
Searched around and couldn't find anything on this. If I missed it, I apologize in advance.
Over the last six months, I tackled a couple of issues with my cooling system (heater core replaced, intake manifold replaced, and a couple of hoses here and there). All is working well but I still have this one problem ...
Whenever I turn on the heat or defrosters, I can smell antifreeze. Sometimes, I can't even smell it but know it's there because if I drive for 5 to 10 minutes with the windows up and heater on, I'll start coughing really bad ... as soon as I roll down the window ... all is fine.
My question is: Does anyone have any suggestions with regard to how to get antifreeze out of my ventilation system? My guess is that there's still just a little bit of coolant laying somewhere in ducts and the liquid is positioned in such a way that it's not hot enough to evaporate.
Any ideas would be MUCH appreciated.
Searched around and couldn't find anything on this. If I missed it, I apologize in advance.
Over the last six months, I tackled a couple of issues with my cooling system (heater core replaced, intake manifold replaced, and a couple of hoses here and there). All is working well but I still have this one problem ...
Whenever I turn on the heat or defrosters, I can smell antifreeze. Sometimes, I can't even smell it but know it's there because if I drive for 5 to 10 minutes with the windows up and heater on, I'll start coughing really bad ... as soon as I roll down the window ... all is fine.
My question is: Does anyone have any suggestions with regard to how to get antifreeze out of my ventilation system? My guess is that there's still just a little bit of coolant laying somewhere in ducts and the liquid is positioned in such a way that it's not hot enough to evaporate.
Any ideas would be MUCH appreciated.