Boy do I have a story!
I put my '15 GT in storage at my country place over the winter. When I went to get the pony out of the stable I found out that I had a mouse set up camp in my car over the winter. I found a nest in my ventilation system and the car stinks of mouse piss. I have tried almost every stray imaginable out there to get rid of the smell. Which leads me to my latest "bone head" move last weekend.
I pulled out the cabin air filter and sure enough, was covered in urine. So blammo I found another root cause of the smell. Figured while I'm at it, I'll shoot some spray up the vent trap. WRONG. The blower proceeded to crap out on me.
So I guess my long winded story/question is what do you think I may have broken? The lights come one as though it's working but no air is coming out whatsoever. Is it a fuse? If so, which one should I be looking for? Is it the resistor? The blower itself? I have an appointment next week at the dealer to get it checked out but I wanted to get an informed opinion as to what I'm looking at...
Thanks much!
Randy
Montreal, Canada
p.s. Trying Ozone treatment once I get the blower repaired to get rid of the smell. I'll update on how that goes!
I put my '15 GT in storage at my country place over the winter. When I went to get the pony out of the stable I found out that I had a mouse set up camp in my car over the winter. I found a nest in my ventilation system and the car stinks of mouse piss. I have tried almost every stray imaginable out there to get rid of the smell. Which leads me to my latest "bone head" move last weekend.
I pulled out the cabin air filter and sure enough, was covered in urine. So blammo I found another root cause of the smell. Figured while I'm at it, I'll shoot some spray up the vent trap. WRONG. The blower proceeded to crap out on me.
So I guess my long winded story/question is what do you think I may have broken? The lights come one as though it's working but no air is coming out whatsoever. Is it a fuse? If so, which one should I be looking for? Is it the resistor? The blower itself? I have an appointment next week at the dealer to get it checked out but I wanted to get an informed opinion as to what I'm looking at...
Thanks much!
Randy
Montreal, Canada
p.s. Trying Ozone treatment once I get the blower repaired to get rid of the smell. I'll update on how that goes!