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Behind it with pipe insulation sealing it, Back seat passengers said the heat was not a problem as before.
So are you starting at the front of the seat and going over the motor and extending past the rear floor boards? I looked at doing this.Behind it with pipe insulation sealing it, Back seat passengers said the heat was not a problem as before.
Can you send some pic'sSo are you starting at the front of the seat and going over the motor and extending past the rear floor boards? I looked at doing this.
Great, I just can't get my itty bitty mind wrapped around this. HA!I did not take any picks, but I can take some tomorrow and post them.
Are your blowers mounted horizontally (level) and blowing toward the rear?With just the 2 4" blowers my wife and brother notice a difference as soon as they are turned on. I had my arm over the back of the seat and also notice an immediate difference when the blowers are turned on.
Both of them pointed towards the back.Are your blowers mounted horizontally (level) and blowing toward the rear?
The third picture, couldn't figure out what you did?Smitty, Here are a few pics. I took off the pipe insulation to also show how I installed it.
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Is this where you glued it to the bottom of the floor covering? That area is pretty close to the motor and a lot of hot stuff.Smitty, Here are a few pics. I took off the pipe insulation to also show how I installed it.
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The motor will never ever be hot enough to melt pipe insulation. That was designed to be in contact with hot water pipe. Which is right in the ballpark of 200 degrees. I could stick a chunk in my oven at 400 and I still doubt it would catch fire. Why?Is this where you glued it to the bottom of the floor covering? That area is pretty close to the motor and a lot of hot stuff.
yesIs this where you glued it to the bottom of the floor covering? That area is pretty close to the motor and a lot of hot stuff.