A/C Question

[lfe136]

it's the moisture on the ac filter.... do you have recirculation turned on? You need to change it to fresh air to dry it out before you get home.....switch it when you get to your neighborhood.

[HummerMann]

I agree - it's moisture and mildew in the AC filter. I've never changed the filter on the Hummer but on other cars I've done it on, it's been a major job. Spray some Fabreeze in the outside air intake or under the glove compartment if you have it set to recirculate inside cabin air.

[TGCOFTN]

Thanks for helping me with the question........does anyone know where the air conditionor filter would be located at on a Hummer? I have never had to look for it, change it or anything. If my local dealer was still the same with the same employees it would not be a problem, but they have new people in there and they just dont seem to be on top of things like they were. This way I can tell them exactly what to do. Kinda sad when you think about it, having to tell a dealer what to do.

Thanks in advance.

[H2 Bill]

Do a search for "cabin filter". Only a few H2's actually have them. If I recall early '03's and some 06's have them.

[Planohummer]

1)stop using the recirc function once the vehicle is cooled down-use the fresh air intake to maintain cool
2)bulletin just appeared in GMland so don't fault dealer for not seeing earlier-it's dated June 12th. bulletin number is 99-01-39-004C. It's an old trick that Cadillac has done for many years and works well. Basically it's adding a module to run the HVAC fan for a few minutes once vehicle is shut off. Don't be alarmed when you walk past front of your truck with keys in hand and hear fan running from cowl area.

edit-there's no HVAC(cabin) filter in your truck.

[porschett]

Perhaps I'm just a little, or a lot older than most of you. I was taught to always turn off the recirculate feature before shutting off the vehicle. Haven't you ever noticed the smell after it's been on for a while? Just seems like common sense to me.