Hey,
So I'm on the road, limited access to warmth and tools (its cold in Wyoming!). The passenger always freezes in my truck on long overland winter drives. I've traced the source of cold outside air to a gap above/beside the blower motor and that section between hood and windshield.
Anyone else encounter this, or is it just the way it's s'pposed to be? If someone has remedied the problem, how?
For reference: '86 2nd gen, heating&A/C work fine
So I'm on the road, limited access to warmth and tools (its cold in Wyoming!). The passenger always freezes in my truck on long overland winter drives. I've traced the source of cold outside air to a gap above/beside the blower motor and that section between hood and windshield.
Anyone else encounter this, or is it just the way it's s'pposed to be? If someone has remedied the problem, how?
For reference: '86 2nd gen, heating&A/C work fine
