The heating and air system in your Toyota is essential to maintaining a comfortable cabin temperature in your vehicle. During the normal operation of your vehicle, dirt, residue and other contaminants can build up in your air conditioning (HVAC) system.
This build up of contaminants can cause unpleasant smells and degraded system performance, and can gradually get worse if left for extended periods of time.
The best time to perform this service is after a Cabin Air Filter Replacement is performed. Your Toyota-Certified technician will perform a two-part process that will remove unwanted build-up from the HVAC system and ensure a cleaner, fresher-smelling cabin environment.
Oakville Toyota recommends performing this service every 2 years or 32,000 kms (whichever comes first). This service, performed by our Toyota Certified technicians, will provide you with a cleaner and fresher driving experience for years to come.
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