warm air vents...normal??
08-29-2003, 11:01 PM
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Originally posted by Tedow
It's just air that's been sitting in the system. Residual heat from the last time you drove or sun has warmed it up, that's all. Turn the AC on for 5 seconds to cool off the pipes. End of problem.
It's just air that's been sitting in the system. Residual heat from the last time you drove or sun has warmed it up, that's all. Turn the AC on for 5 seconds to cool off the pipes. End of problem.
BTW VTEC_junkie, why drive with the top and windows up anyway. Isn't the convertible one of the reasons you got the car?
08-30-2003, 01:17 AM
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Originally posted by jeffbrig
To stop the airflow, switch from fresh air to recirculating.
To stop the airflow, switch from fresh air to recirculating.
from my past observations, the inlet vent on most cars is at the base of the windshield. i haven't checked the s2000, but i do not remember seeing the inlet vents directly under the windshield and suspect that it may in fact be located a bit further down hidden by the hood--this is probably the culprit for the warm air... when i have time, i'll pop up my hood to investigate to see if i am right.
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