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78SilvAnniv
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Well, at first I thought I was just imagining it...but I have put it to the test. Here are my findings:
If the headlights are on, I can have heated air blowing through the vents.
If the headlights are off, I have no heated air blowing through the vents.
I have left the controls alone, both the selector and the temperature pushed all the way to the right. (defroster and hot) When the headlights are on, I get nice warm/hot air blowing through the vents. When the headlights are off, I only get unwarmed (outside temp) air blown through the duct system.
I have not tried:
Headlights on with warm air blowing through vents, then turning headlights off to see if the air temp blowing through the vents changes.
or
Pulling the lever that makes the headlights stay up when the lights are turned off to see if that lets warmed air blow through the system.
What do I need to do to trouble shoot this? ARE my headlight and heater vacuums connected? AM I going crazy?
Silver
If the headlights are on, I can have heated air blowing through the vents.
If the headlights are off, I have no heated air blowing through the vents.
I have left the controls alone, both the selector and the temperature pushed all the way to the right. (defroster and hot) When the headlights are on, I get nice warm/hot air blowing through the vents. When the headlights are off, I only get unwarmed (outside temp) air blown through the duct system.
I have not tried:
Headlights on with warm air blowing through vents, then turning headlights off to see if the air temp blowing through the vents changes.
or
Pulling the lever that makes the headlights stay up when the lights are turned off to see if that lets warmed air blow through the system.
What do I need to do to trouble shoot this? ARE my headlight and heater vacuums connected? AM I going crazy?
Silver