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4banger · Mar 27th, 2004, 02:09 AM

I've had that type of problem in a previous car. There was something organic rotting in there, yucky stuff. I had my mechanic get in there and clean it up, but I think you can do it yourself if you aren't lazy like me and you have a haynes or chiltons manual handy. In addition, I'd recommend getting it taken care of sooner rather than later, as it can get you sick if it gets bad enough, especially if you have it blowing right in your face. As for the location of the substance, its likely closer to the intake than much further in. My guess is that you've parked your car outside, like I did, where debris from trees and animals has better chance of falling around your intake vent below your windshield.

Mar 27th, 2004, 02:09 AM	#2 (permalink)
4banger Nissan Enthusiast Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Ohio Posts: 83	I've had that type of problem in a previous car. There was something organic rotting in there, yucky stuff. I had my mechanic get in there and clean it up, but I think you can do it yourself if you aren't lazy like me and you have a haynes or chiltons manual handy. In addition, I'd recommend getting it taken care of sooner rather than later, as it can get you sick if it gets bad enough, especially if you have it blowing right in your face. As for the location of the substance, its likely closer to the intake than much further in. My guess is that you've parked your car outside, like I did, where debris from trees and animals has better chance of falling around your intake vent below your windshield. __________________ 4banger -------- W. 2004 :thumbup: 2000 Maxima GXE 5 spd. :D 1995 XE Truck KA24E 5 spd. :) 1964 Porsche 356C 1.6L 4 spd. - RED :thumbup: