Air

Asked by Sylvia Mar 18, 2018 at 10:01 AM about the Subaru Forester

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 2015 forester is making me sick! Ever time I get
in my car I start coughing so I have to open the
windows!  I have had my car detailed to see if it
would get better, I can't use the Ac . What can I do?

13 Answers

157,365

The a/c evaporator may have dirt or mold build up. Talk to your dealership to see if it can be cleaned.

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25,630

Yes, do just as the previous answer say. I would try the cabin filter first.

25,630

I have to respectfully disagree. There is always the first time for everything.

157,365

The reason that the heater core never fails is that the head gaskets usually blow out and coolant never reaches the heater core on these cars. ROFLMAO!

18,505

I recall another member on here talking about their allergic reaction to some of the composite materials used to make the interior panels and such. You might try looking at that along with the cabin filter. Hope you find the cause.

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