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if you haven’t already you could check on Impala Bob’s website for the Parking/Blinker Lens I’m sure they might have it.
I think it would be a great idea to you get the condenser nice and clean. better airflow plus keeps temperature of the compressor lower so doesn’t have to work as hard. I would always clean my condenser coil with just a old tooth brush and that’s it. cleaning the condenser with the cleaner is way better then with a brush. have to buy some of that cleaner
I think it would be a great idea to you get the condenser nice and clean. better airflow plus keeps temperature of the compressor lower so doesn’t have to work as hard. I would always clean my condenser coil with just a old tooth brush and that’s it. cleaning the condenser with the cleaner is way better then with a brush. have to buy some of that cleaner
I use very little water to clean my engine compartment. what I do is that I make sure the engine is cool to the touch. then use compressed air first to get rid of lose dirt dust. then I take a paper shop towel the blue one’s then carefully put a small amount of water on there. being careful not to get it on the electronics. and moving parts like the belts and pulleys. And then I wipe off the dirt and dust off parts like the engine ignition coil cover. Again using a damp paper shop towel then once the parts are clean. I use a dry paper towel and toughly dry it off completely Then I finish with some vinylex plastic protectant on the plastic parts.haven’t had any complications since 2004 in my
engine compartment I clean it once a month.I’ll have to take a picture of what my engine compartment looks like. I think its ok to clean the engine compartment if your careful and not get the electronics wet or the intake assembly’s wet.I use very little water to clean my engine compartment. what I do is that I make sure the engine is cool to the touch. then use compressed air first to get rid of lose dirt dust. then I take a paper shop towel the blue one’s then carefully put a small amount of water on there. being careful not to get it on the electronics. and moving parts like the belts and pulleys. And then I wipe off the dirt and dust off parts like the engine ignition coil cover. Again using a damp paper shop towel then once the parts are clean. I use a dry paper towel and toughly dry it off completely Then I finish with some vinylex plastic protectant on the plastic parts.haven’t had any complications since 2004 in my
engine compartment I clean it once a month.I’ll have to take a picture of what my engine compartment looks like. I think its ok to clean the engine compartment if your careful and not get the electronics wet or the intake assembly’s wet.I did check to see if it was not plugged and its not. no water or anything came out I even ran some compressed air down there.
I did check to see if it was not plugged and its not. no water or anything came out I even ran some compressed air down there.
guess that’s why I have been noticing no water coming from there but doesn’t condensation build up inside the evaporator?
guess that’s why I have been noticing no water coming from there but doesn’t condensation build up inside the evaporator?
plus there’s a lot of insulation on the cars carpet so its hard to tell if the carpet or floor could be wet. And also I don’t want water to sit there and not know it if is leaking on the carpet. yet another concern
plus there’s a lot of insulation on the cars carpet so its hard to tell if the carpet or floor could be wet. And also I don’t want water to sit there and not know it if is leaking on the carpet. yet another concern
its been over 100F degrees here in Las Vegas. so then its possible water wont come out of the Evaporator drain tube? cooling is perfect just been wondering why I haven’t been seeing water coming from the drain tube.