Go to My Vehicles Need to reach customer support? Live help is available 24/7.When you turn on your car’s air conditioner, you should receive a flow of cold air that cools the cabin. It shouldn’t have any discernible smell. If you’re noticing strange smells coming from the AC vents, there’s a problem. The actual nature of that problem will depend on what you’re smelling. Causes of bad odors If you’re smelling a musty/moldy smell (think dirty socks), then what you’re smelling is mildew growing in the system. This is actually a very common automotive problem, and it’s generally caused by running your air conditioning system only on recirculate, and not blowing the fan for a minute or two after turning off the AC and shutting off the engine. Mildew can thrive in many areas of your car’s AC system, but you’ll find it’s particularly fond of the evaporator core and the condenser. These areas are moist and enclosed – the perfect habitat for bacteria.

While it doesn’t really present much of a health risk, it certainly is unpleasant. How to prevent bad smells There are several ways to treat this, but the best solution is not to experience it in the first place. Always switch between fresh air and recirculated air to help dry out the interior of your car’s HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) system. Additionally, always try to run the fan without the AC on for at least two minutes before turning off the engine (again, this is to help dry the system and avoid creating a habitat conducive to mildew and mold growth). The problem can also be treated by spraying a disinfectant through the fresh air intakes under the hood, as well as using a foaming system cleaner (both of these should be done by a professional). Another potential cause here is that your cabin filter(s) needs to be changed. The cabin filter does the same job as the air filter under the hood, but it’s responsible for filtering the air that makes its way into the cabin.

Over time, the filter becomes clogged with dirt, dust, and pollen. Mold, and mildew can grow here as well. The cabin filter(s) can be found behind the glovebox, but it takes a considerable amount of teardown to remove and replace them.fan coil unit smellThe requested URL /showthread.php?t=242699 was not found on this server.ac wall unit 24 000 btuAudi MMI 2G hidden green menu can be used to change coding & adaptation of Module 07 – MMI 2G Control Head, enable some user interface features and tweak user experience. ductless mini split wall mounted unitAll that without diagnostic interface like VCDS. Performing this procedure may cause permanent damage to your car. When browsing the MMI 2G hidden green menu stay away from Bootloader options unless you know exactly what you’re doing.

Do this at your own risk! We are not responsible for any loss or damage. You car need to have MMI 2G system. Check your Multi Media Interface version.Check this article: Audi navigation systems – MMI RNS BNS RMC differences. Make sure that your Audi Multi Media Interface 2G software version is up to date. In some older versions you won’t have access to hidden green menu or it will have less options then described. Read article MMI 2G software update to version 5570. Hidden menu must be enabled. Check this article: Enable MMI hidden green menu (2G, 3G, 3G+). Audi MMI 2G hidden green menu Startup Screen Time 1 Startup Screen Time 2 Switch on min. ent. – min. initial volume level of media sources.initial volume level of media sources. Switch on min. SDS – min. initial volume level of Speech Dialog System.initial volume level of Speech Dialog System. Switch on min. navig. – min. initial volume level of navigation.initial volume level of navigation.

Switch on min. telephone – min. initial volume level of phone.initial volume level of phone. Switch on min. TA – min. initial volume level of media traffic announcement.initial volume level of media traffic announcement. SWDL manuell – allow software downgrade. SWDL ignore Region/VMC – override region lock on software change. Start Bootloader – write bootloader Tuner RText Speed Limit DAB – DataSrv Speed Limit Show DAB Quality Level DAB – Show full labels DVBT – Full Screen Timer Freq – station frequency Strg – signal strength Qual – signal quality in HEX. This value is probably used to AF (alternative frequency). DAB BER Test Mode DAB – Factory settings Audi music interface synchro Sat – satellites in range Fix – triangulation status E/W – geographic coordinates N/S – geographic coordinates Wheel1 – impulses from ABS sensor Wheel2 – impulses from ABS sensor

Wheel3 – impulses from ABS sensor Wheel4 – impulses from ABS sensor Karosserie – module 07 coding, position x?xxx. LangCode – module 07 coding, position xxx??. MuteLine – module 07 coding, position xx?xx. Standby-Bild – module 07 coding, position ?xxxx. APK 0x01, 0x0B, 0x0C ACC – Active Cruise control. Module 07 adaptation, channel 1, +1. Interior lighting (extended) – Module 07 adaptation, channel 1, +2. APS (front) – Audi Parking System front. Module 07 adaptation, channel 1, +4. APS (rear) – Audi Parking System rear. Module 07 adaptation, channel 1, +8. Tyre pressure – Module 07 adaptation, channel 1, +16. Sun roof – Module 07 adaptation, channel 1, +32. Air suspension – Module 07 adaptation, channel 1, +64. Rain sensor – Module 07 adaptation, channel 1, +256. Fingerprint – Module 07 adaptation, channel 1, +512. Seat memory (front) – Module 07 adaptation, channel 1, +1024.

Sear memory (rear) – Module 07 adaptation, channel 1, +2048. MFL – Multifunction steeringwheel. Module 07 adaptation, channel 1, +4096. SWA – Lane Change Assistant. Module 07 adaptation, channel 1, +8192. LDW – Lane Holding Assistant. Module 07 adaptation, channel 1, +16384. RVC – Rear View Camera. Module 07 adaptation, channel 1, +32768. Owner’s Manual – Module 07 adaptation, channel 11, +1. FM/AM Schalter – Convenience source switching. Module 07 adaptation, channel 11, +4. Bordcomputer – Module 07 adaptation, channel 11, +16. Air condition – Climate control on MMI screen. Module 07 adaptation, channel 11, +32. Auxiliary heating – Module 07 adaptation, channel 11, +64. Stereo Aux In – Module 07 adaptation, channel 11, +256. No V threshold CAR No V threshold TV Linkslenker – Left Hand Drive car. Module 07 adaptation, channel 2, +1. VIN – Module 07 adaptation, channel 2, +2. Avant – Module 07 adaptation, channel 2, +4.