Or the 105+ swimming in saturated humid air of Houston :shakes head:

When I do parts installs you always hear me talk about taking it easy, taking lots of breaks, stretching the project out all day. It's because of the heat here. If I tried to work full-on and get a whole job done in a few hours, I'd probably die :p

74 in Jersey right now!! Feels good out

For those who asked, haven't seen high oil temps while aggresive driving, but I haven't tracked.

If you see hotter than me, don't forget to take a pic and post it here!

lol I HATE Houston. My gf is from there... I hate going there ugh.

It sucks, I love driving my Z but even with the A/C on and my tint I still can get hot. I feel the air hit my skin and instantly my arms are warm again, very creepy some days. All my work is done before 10AM or I will not do anything outside during the summer.

time to get a new gf ;)

LA so far isn't too bad...was 100 last weekend. then again, coming from southeast asia, this heat is nothing!

We here in AZ LOL'z at 100, we do that with our eyes closed at 2am in the morning. NO JOKE!

It only gets hotter from here boyZ and GirlZ! (And more humid... monsoons are a comin')

Exactly! I was out playing tennis last night and could feel the monsoon humidity roll in while I was playing....

That said, I love Monsoon season here!

I can easily beat that.

On a TOTALLY seperate topic does anyone know where the outside temp sensor is located?

AGREED! I can't stand anything above 75-80. As a matter of fact, outside temp rises above 75 = instant A/C on in my Z. I am a big winter fan! Maybe I should move to Alaska :ugh:

My Z is running perfectly. Temps here in Jersey fluctuates from 70-95. NO complain so far.

It was 97 today. And we have a ridiculous amount of humidity here. People forget that Oregon is considered a rain forest through the Willamette valley.

Nice! I'm thinking only

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will be able to stand Monday! :p

Yeah, in the Service Manual the Ambient Temp sensor is Pg 28 of HAC.pdf. Basically if you have the bumper off, you'll see a vertical bar of metal that runs down the front of the car in front of the radiator, and a little sensor strapped to that. That's the ambient temp sensor.

My son installed air conditioning units in homes here (League City area). I don't know how he even lives though it. He has assistants that have to go down and rest every 1/2 hour but his *** stays up in the attic for the whole damm job.