sjuengst
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Notwithstanding the 3000's reputation for heat in the cockpit, I thought mine was unusually bad. Driving two miles would result in a uncomfortably hot cockpit. It felt like hot air was blowing directly on my legs! Well, I finally found some time to poke around under the hood and discovered that the fresh air hose had disintegrated directly over the exhaust manifold. It was sucking the hot air right off the manifold and blowing it straight onto me! That explains it.
A new hose is scheduled to arrive today, so I hope my next drive is more comfortable.
stu
PS: I also have some EZ-Cool insulation to install, but that'll be a rainy-weekend project sometime in the future.
A new hose is scheduled to arrive today, so I hope my next drive is more comfortable.
stu
PS: I also have some EZ-Cool insulation to install, but that'll be a rainy-weekend project sometime in the future.