wyatt8740
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- Joined
- Mar 17, 2017
- Location
- Fort Wayne, Indiana
Sorry, this is probably a 'noob' question, but I haven't been in a 240 in winter for many years until now:
When I start my car after it's been snowing powder snow, if the blower is on, before the car is warmed up it'll spray that powder all over the car's interior in a fine 'mist.'
I'm wondering if this is normal and I'm just doing something stupid, or of this is something I can fix. It doesn't make driving with glasses on particularly convenient.
Of course, it stops spraying snow after a minute or so of light driving, once there's enough heat to melt/evaporate the snow and (?) once most of the snow is clear from wherever the intake is for the heating system.
Is the intake in the cowl or something?
When I start my car after it's been snowing powder snow, if the blower is on, before the car is warmed up it'll spray that powder all over the car's interior in a fine 'mist.'
I'm wondering if this is normal and I'm just doing something stupid, or of this is something I can fix. It doesn't make driving with glasses on particularly convenient.
Of course, it stops spraying snow after a minute or so of light driving, once there's enough heat to melt/evaporate the snow and (?) once most of the snow is clear from wherever the intake is for the heating system.
Is the intake in the cowl or something?