Thanks, Alex and Mike!

#1

I'll use the procedure Alex suggested, and use bleach to clean fungus.
Thanks, guys!
"Sam Li" <samsongli (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:

Hey fellows,

I got a problem with my 95 Legacy, each time I turn on the fan with AC
off,
I can smell humid hot air coming out of the air duct. My haynes manual
says
I need to clean the evaporator since the moisture there is attracting
fungus, and I should buy some fungus cleaner to clean it up.Can anyone
recommend a brand of such fungus cleaner?

BTW, the haynes manual never mention air filter for passenger, I'm not
sure
if a 95 Legacy has one or not.

Thanks in advance.

Sam

#2

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"Sam Li" <samsongli (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:bekcj4$m8e$1 (AT) nntp1 (DOT) u.washington.edu...

BTW, the haynes manual never mention air filter for passenger, I'm not
sure if a 95 Legacy has one or not.

If it has one then you will need to replace that too; the air filter is
*designed* to trap mold and fungus after all. I'm allergic to tree mold and
fungus, so I made my own electrostatic filter for my Subaru instead of
buying the disposable kind ($40 / 7500 miles seems a little outrageous to
me). It works really well - maybe too well - it took away the "new car"
small. ;-) As a side benefit, its a permanent filter - it is designed to be
taken out, washed, and reused. Send me an e-mail if you want one, I could
always make another but I would need to know the dimensions of the old
filter.

- Mike

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