Heat in the cabin
Pretty common. Every car i've owned has done it to some degree. Combination of the tranmission and exhaust right under your seat. Heat rises, so over time it tends to come in. Feel your trans hump after driving around a while and you'll feel warmth.
FWD cars don't tend to do it as much as RWD/AWD as the trans hump helps trap rising heat.
FWD cars don't tend to do it as much as RWD/AWD as the trans hump helps trap rising heat.
Pretty common. Every car i've owned has done it to some degree. Combination of the tranmission and exhaust right under your seat. Heat rises, so over time it tends to come in. Feel your trans hump after driving around a while and you'll feel warmth.
FWD cars don't tend to do it as much as RWD/AWD as the trans hump helps trap rising heat.
FWD cars don't tend to do it as much as RWD/AWD as the trans hump helps trap rising heat.
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If you are referring to heat coming out of the vents during driving, just make sure the vents are closed on the AC control.
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Toss her out if heat is a problem. My cabin is a little cool at the moment.
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