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Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z As chops says, the air is drawn from the engine compartment, so it's going to be a little higher at low speeds. The inlet is behind
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I've always wondered why manufacturers for cars destined for colder climates don't drop an electric heating element in the ductwork for the incoming air so people don't have to sit around and wait until the coolant system warms up to get any heated air. You'd get immediate heating and windshield defrosting. As I see it, it's not that much different than an element that they put in heated seats. Just in a different location and a little more powerful. 104 |
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