Vents need removed on ford escape 2020

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Asked by Smoores07 May 15, 2023 at 07:32 PM about the 2020 Ford Escape SEL AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Chicken got thrown down front car vents, now
car smells like something died. How do I get
the vents off so I can clean out the chicken?
Can I do this myself or should I take it to a
mechanic?

3 Answers

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By now, chicken parts and fluids have migrated everywhere in the duct system. You need a professional cleaning, and the dashboard will likely have to be removed. That's assuming this question is real, that is.

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Yes, someone threw a temper tantrum in my car and got rotisserie chicken all over.. had to have it professionally clean, but could not get it out of the vents.. pretty devastating. Thanks for the advice

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