bad in the summer! 
Engine Heat?
Originally Posted by LETZ RUN
I just got this car (99 TA) and there seems to be a lot of engine heat in the leg area, even with the AC/Heat turned off. Is this normal?
Thanks
Thanks
Am I the only one with htis issue?
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Do you have your temp gauge in the blue area, or red?
I notice that all GM cars always have a running vent by your feet, and the temp is effected by the gauge.
Put it on cold and cool air should be comming out.
I notice that all GM cars always have a running vent by your feet, and the temp is effected by the gauge.
Put it on cold and cool air should be comming out.
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Originally Posted by JD_AMG
Do you have your temp gauge in the blue area, or red?
I notice that all GM cars always have a running vent by your feet, and the temp is effected by the gauge.
Put it on cold and cool air should be comming out.
I notice that all GM cars always have a running vent by your feet, and the temp is effected by the gauge.
Put it on cold and cool air should be comming out.
this works well.. turned in on the blue and havent noticed it since.. thanks man.
