   
BJ Turner (Wturner)
Member Username: Wturner
Post Number: 231 Registered: 02-2002
| Posted on Saturday, December 06, 2003 - 07:35 pm: |
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Well, this seems really odd, but last night while waiting at the fast food line, my heater started to blow cool air, or the same temp as what was already in the cool car anyway. Throughout the night I discovered (no pun intended) that it blew hot as fire (like normal) when driving, but when I let the engine idle it starts to blow cool air. I don't know everything about heaters, but from what I do know this makes no sence what so ever. I have checked all the buttons and dials, and they are where they always have been for normal heater opperation and I have jiggled everything, so I can't figure this one out. '97 Disco |