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Old 08-05-2007, 06:08 PM
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heat in interior

Ok this will be my last questionj about this new 90 n/a i just bought. There is a lot of heat coming from the center console in the car. Its almost unbearable. The guy i bought it off of said that he had the carpet replaced and they didn't put some kinda heat shield down, but i thnk thats a bunch of crap. I thought it may be an exhaust leak. The center console gets almost too hot too touch right by the driver and passenger legs. Any ideas??
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Old 08-05-2007, 07:56 PM
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time to sell the car

yup, its too bad, sounds like an otherwise nice car...



but seriously there are two rubber boots under the shift boot that need to make a good seal, if they don't you get lots of heat. If you put these two boots on you wont have to sell the car!!! congratz!
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Old 08-05-2007, 08:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Goofyz
yup, its too bad, sounds like an otherwise nice car...



but seriously there are two rubber boots under the shift boot that need to make a good seal, if they don't you get lots of heat. If you put these two boots on you wont have to sell the car!!! congratz!

thanks Goof. I only paid 2500 for the car, so dumping a bit more into it won't be bad
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Old 08-06-2007, 05:28 PM
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Check for exhaust leaks. Is this car auto or manual? If it's auto, I wonder if the trans cooler is still connected and flowing properly. If it's manual (and maybe if it's auto), I wonder if the fluid level is low creating excess friction and heating up the trans, and thus the trans-well.

I'd say to get the car running to a point where the interior is hot, as you say, then get under the car and see where the heat is emanating from.
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Old 08-10-2007, 08:45 AM
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mine does it too. =( right by where the e-brake handle comes up and stuff. I think mine's an exhaust leak though. Using the metal gaskets from Coz, anyone had any experience with these leaking ?
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