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Subject: Does the car heater heat your leg?
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From: NONONOmisc07@fmguy.com
Doesn't this make their legs hot?
From time immemorial and certainly in 1950, a car heater was turned on
and off and the temperature adjusted by a valve in the hose that sent
hot water to the car's heater core under the dash.
But that meant when you turned on the hot water, it took time heating
the core before the core would radiate heat. Even the hose leading to
the core probably cooled off the coolant somewhat.
In the 70's? or 80's or 00's? some designers started sending hot water
to the core all the time and using an air blend door to determine if
cold/room temp air came out of the vents or if warm/hot air did. Then
it only took 3 or 4 seconds to change the temp of the vent air.
But what about people who live where it's never cold? South Florida?
Panama, Ecuador, Hawaii, French Equatorial Africa. Do the cars there
have a hot heater core only 6 inches from inside legs of the driver and
passenger? Doesn't that annoy them?
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