Why is there a gasoline smell when the air conditioning is on in the car?
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Reasons for the gasoline smell when the air conditioning is on in the car: 1. External engine exhaust leakage or foreign objects at the air intake: This causes unpleasant odors to enter through the air conditioning intake. This situation is easy to check—just open the hood at a repair shop to see it clearly. 2. The air conditioning filter is too dirty: Regular cleaning and inspection can completely prevent odors. 3. Mold growth in the air conditioning ducts and evaporator: This type of repair is more troublesome and costly. Below is an introduction to air conditioning maintenance: 1. Comprehensive air conditioning inspection: When using the air conditioning for the first time in summer, check the air conditioning system, such as inspecting the refrigerant through the reservoir, whether the air filter is too dirty, and if there are any foreign objects in the radiator. 2. Pay attention to air conditioning cleaning: The air filter should be replaced regularly to prevent moldy smells. Additionally, the condenser should be cleaned periodically, and the radiator should be removed for thorough cleaning.