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Greasy black little 1/4' gobs of filter coming from all vents

posted by  Pilicer on  Mon Aug 2 14:56 CST 2004
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A little more information. A flouescent die was introduced when a part of a can of 134 was added maybe a year ago. The filter-like black ucky stuff does not floures under a 50 watt black light using yellow glasses. Nor does the inside of the ducts anywhere. I have had the car for a little over a year. Previous owner didn't remember any a/c work. She was the second owner. With an amient temperature of 92 the car blows 35 degree air on low "1", and goes up incrementally to 60 degree on high "5." Any ideas on if it was the filter what would make it decompose like that? As you can imagine passengers are a bit annoyed at the black spots these little presents are leaving on their clothes.
Thanks for the thoughts.
Bill






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