lowh07
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You mean inside temp? The aspirator is the inside ambient temp sensor. Your outside ambient temp sensor is on the radiator core support. If I’m not mistaken, the system uses the inside temp to decide what temp the air is heated or cooled to no matter what setting the fan is at on manual, and on auto it adjusts fan speed and outlet temp as well so it can maintain defrost/ fogging. If more air is needed to keep the windows from fogging it lowers or raises that temp so the interior maintains what temp it’s set at no matter how much air volume is pushing through.Not sure. I set a number but i mean I dont have a freezer thermometer sitting in the console to know what cabin temp is. I always figured ‘60’ was all the way in the blue on old style HVAC controls and ‘90’ was all the way in the red. The change in the sun going behind the clouds will effect how hot it feels in the cabin more than it will the outside air temp changing 3 degrees.
the blower fan sucks air from outside is what my logic behind that wasYou mean inside temp? The aspirator is the inside ambient temp sensor. Your outside ambient temp sensor is on the radiator core support. If I’m not mistaken, the system uses the inside temp to decide what temp the air is heated or cooled to no matter what setting the fan is at on manual, and on auto it adjusts fan speed and outlet temp as well so it can maintain defrost/ fogging. If more air is needed to keep the windows from fogging it lowers or raises that temp so the interior maintains what temp it’s set at no matter how much air volume is pushing through.
Sucketh. Mines on its way too. Taking longer to turn over in the am.Came home from being gone for 2 weeks. Battery was completely dead, couldn't even jump it. Wasnt even a year old.
Better get on that quick Sam. You know it'll quit on you at the worst time.Sucketh. Mines on its way too. Taking longer to turn over in the am.
Gotta figure out a way to mount them. The same JB Weld I use after I cut off the intake tube resonators?
Sucketh. Mines on its way too. Taking longer to turn over in the am.
Better get on that quick Sam. You know it'll quit on you at the worst time.
Trying out roof boxes. The Yakima Skybox 18 was nice but this Thule Motion XT XXL is a beast at 22 cubic feet.
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I've never liked roof boxes, but I also don't have kids.10 MPG here you come! LOL Looks nice though!