Johnny_Squirrel
Registered User
I came back home again for the weekend, as my college life weekends are extremely boring.
I decided to go out to the backyard/woods to check up on my SC. Poor beast looked all sad...covered in dead leaves. The first thing I noticed was that my idea to cover the top of the car with a tarp wasn't helping much, as there was condensation on the inside of every window (including moonroof, which has a bad seal...go figure).
The wierd thing I'm asking about though involves the ventalation system. I started the car and let it run for a while until it warmed up a bit. When I turn on the heat I suddenly heard this rushing of water. For a second I though, "Coolent entering heater core? Nah..."
After I thought for a second, I realized that it sounded like water was inside the fan compartment. I cranked the fan up a notch and the water sound swished a little more and then got a little quieter. I cranked it up all the way and the sound pretty much went away. After putting it on low again I could still hear the water a little.
Is it possible that water somehow got down inside the fan compartment? It sounded like a lot, so I'm wondering how the heck all that water could have gotten in there.
And if anyone is wondering, no I did not take it apart. I did not have the time to. Plus, it was getting really dark and cold.
-Chris
I decided to go out to the backyard/woods to check up on my SC. Poor beast looked all sad...covered in dead leaves. The first thing I noticed was that my idea to cover the top of the car with a tarp wasn't helping much, as there was condensation on the inside of every window (including moonroof, which has a bad seal...go figure).
The wierd thing I'm asking about though involves the ventalation system. I started the car and let it run for a while until it warmed up a bit. When I turn on the heat I suddenly heard this rushing of water. For a second I though, "Coolent entering heater core? Nah..."
After I thought for a second, I realized that it sounded like water was inside the fan compartment. I cranked the fan up a notch and the water sound swished a little more and then got a little quieter. I cranked it up all the way and the sound pretty much went away. After putting it on low again I could still hear the water a little.
Is it possible that water somehow got down inside the fan compartment? It sounded like a lot, so I'm wondering how the heck all that water could have gotten in there.
And if anyone is wondering, no I did not take it apart. I did not have the time to. Plus, it was getting really dark and cold.
-Chris