Engine bay filling up with snow, anyone else?
#1
Engine bay filling up with snow, anyone else?
Nissan told me that is normal, and tried to pass the buck onto me bacuase my airbox is removed. I replied, what about the other side, and they said it was normal. I have asked others, and nobody else has the same issue, even with airbox removed.
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Originally Posted by Greek to the Max
what change?
#7
Originally Posted by Greek to the Max
Nissan told me that is normal, and tried to pass the buck onto me bacuase my airbox is removed. I replied, what about the other side, and they said it was normal. I have asked others, and nobody else has the same issue, even with airbox removed.
If you look straight down where your stock air box was there should be a plastic shield at the bottom you should be able to see the ground except through I think one small hole. I can take pics if need be as I am sure I am not explaining this properly.
I had my car in for service one time and the removed the shield but never put it back on. Was around fall and I was concerned with the amount of leaves that were hibernating in my engine bay. Make sure yours is there.
May not be the issue but worth mentioning.
Laters
#9
Originally Posted by Dave Jr
Is the plastic shield still in place on the bottom driver’s side of the car?
If you look straight down where your stock air box was there should be a plastic shield at the bottom you should be able to see the ground except through I think one small hole. I can take pics if need be as I am sure I am not explaining this properly.
I had my car in for service one time and the removed the shield but never put it back on. Was around fall and I was concerned with the amount of leaves that were hibernating in my engine bay. Make sure yours is there.
May not be the issue but worth mentioning.
Laters
If you look straight down where your stock air box was there should be a plastic shield at the bottom you should be able to see the ground except through I think one small hole. I can take pics if need be as I am sure I am not explaining this properly.
I had my car in for service one time and the removed the shield but never put it back on. Was around fall and I was concerned with the amount of leaves that were hibernating in my engine bay. Make sure yours is there.
May not be the issue but worth mentioning.
Laters
#10
Originally Posted by Greek to the Max
I dont think it is that. The snow Im refering to is coming strait through the hood, underneathe the seal. I can trace the snow tracks from there directly to my battery, then filter. I may just put a cloth on top of the battery and around the filter, that should do teh trick.
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