Removing AC odor using Lysol Neutra Air Sanitizing Spray Air Freshener (sold at Target)
If this Lysol fails try ULTRASHIELD (same acetone glycol product as Lysol Neutra Air)
1-Set AC from recirculating within car’s interior to outside air
2-Turn AC fan on highest FAN setting with AC on
3-Roll down all widows
4-Vacate the car
5-Pop the hood and go to front cowl vent near wipers and use a tissue to determine where the air is being sucked in. On 2015 Sedan Genny it is just the passenger side. Some cars have 2 vents; one on driver’s side and passenger side
6-Spray Lysol into vent opening for 30 to 45 seconds
7-Turn on AC to FULL HEAT with fan on high and let run for a few minutes
8-If possible, leave car window open all night
To prevent reoccurrence, don’t leave AC on “recirculating” and leave your garaged car with a window cracked a bit to allow moisture to escape.
If this Lysol fails try ULTRASHIELD (same acetone glycol product as Lysol Neutra Air)
1-Set AC from recirculating within car’s interior to outside air
2-Turn AC fan on highest FAN setting with AC on
3-Roll down all widows
4-Vacate the car
5-Pop the hood and go to front cowl vent near wipers and use a tissue to determine where the air is being sucked in. On 2015 Sedan Genny it is just the passenger side. Some cars have 2 vents; one on driver’s side and passenger side
6-Spray Lysol into vent opening for 30 to 45 seconds
7-Turn on AC to FULL HEAT with fan on high and let run for a few minutes
8-If possible, leave car window open all night
To prevent reoccurrence, don’t leave AC on “recirculating” and leave your garaged car with a window cracked a bit to allow moisture to escape.

Yes, key is to remove the old filter first, otherwise all the spray is trapped by the filter and does not clean all the vents.