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A heater core in a vehicle takes some of the heat from the coolant and runs it through a heat exchanger. The blower in the car that blows hot air into your car runs through that heat exchanger which heats the air that enters your car.
A heater core in a vehicle takes some of the heat from the coolant and runs it through a heat exchanger. The blower in the car that blows hot air into your car runs through that heat exchanger which heats the air that enters your car.
A heater core in a vehicle takes some of the heat from the coolant and runs it through a heat exchanger. The blower in the car that blows hot air into your car runs through that heat exchanger which heats the air that enters your car.
A heater core in a vehicle takes some of the heat from the coolant and runs it through a heat exchanger. The blower in the car that blows hot air into your car runs through that heat exchanger which heats the air that enters your car.
I dont know who, but Honda created it.
Until it runs out of gas...
The battery runs a fan that pushes air through the residual engine heat in the heater radiator into the car.
release the pressure that are in the air shocks. then when u start the car let the vacum ( that runs the air pump in ur car ) for about 10 mins. let air ride rise and sit level
1939 Packard Motor Car Company markets an automobile with air conditioning offered as an option for $274. The refrigeration compressor runs off the engine, and the system has no thermostat. It discharges the cooled air from the back of the car.
sounds like a faulty Air Meter Sensor(AMS) to me
It is attached to the Crossmember (the metal car frame above the radiator that runs the width of the car or the "dog house".) You have to remove the Air distributor (above the air filter) to see it.