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> anyone have an outlet for this heater upgrade??, trying to extend the teener season......
scottb
post Nov 29 2003, 02:45 PM
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i have seen this on ebay and at AA and it connects the rear heater fan to both sides of the heat exchangers rather than leaving the passenger side open and drawing cold air. if there is a way to fashion this without the AA expense, i am all ears.

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Bleyseng
post Nov 29 2003, 03:44 PM
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You should have a plug over the j tube on the passenger side so it doesn't suck cold air. The heater booster works mostly when you are idling so its not the be all and end all for defrosting.


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