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Default Physics question (boiling in a vacuum)

I used mineral spirts to clean out my truck ac system. (flush) as well as follwed that with brake cleaner and then dry compressed air. (all I had availabnle)

Question. If any trace mineral spirits were left in the system, will these be boiled off when vacuuming with a vacuum pump?
 
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