Ever since purchasing this vehicle I have had very poor performance of the fans blowing, on any setting. At first I didn't mind, as I purchased it in the summer and could simply roll down the windows (as I don't have a/c) but now since the temperature has dropped 35 degrees, I would like to have a warm car when I put on the heat. I'm not sure why, but the fans seem so weak, and struggle to deliver the hot air, which has no difficulty heating up, just would be nice if it could blow hard enough to warm up the whole car in a timely fashion. I'm afraid I will need to make drastic add ons for when winnipeg has it's sick part of winter (-50) right now its only -10. So far my solution is to plug in a hairdryer on full blast when starting my car. Is there something I can do or check in order to have my fans functioning at optimal performance?
Ever since purchasing this vehicle I have had very poor performance of the fans blowing, on any setting. At first I didn't mind, as I purchased it in the summer and could simply roll down the windows (as I don't have a/c) but now since the temperature has dropped 35 degrees, I would like to have a warm car when I put on the heat. I'm not sure why, but the fans seem so weak, and struggle to deliver the hot air, which has no difficulty heating up, just would be nice if it could blow hard enough to warm up the whole car in a timely fashion. I'm afraid I will need to make drastic add ons for when winnipeg has it's sick part of winter (-50) right now its only -10. So far my solution is to plug in a hairdryer on full blast when starting my car. Is there something I can do or check in order to have my fans functioning at optimal performance?
- Richard G., Regina, Saskatchewan, canada