Vented hood Sorry i forgot to ask the dealer before buying
Vented hood Sorry i forgot to ask the dealer before buying
hello all, as you can se im a newbie, i have one question. First of all i just bought a yellow Evo Last Week i think it was Father's Day, i traded in my 02 OZ Rally.
well the question is, will there be a problem when the engine compartment get wet, cause the hood is vented maybe water may come inside or drip inside the engine compartment, isthere a problem with that situation, and I love washing my own car so it will expect a lot of water inside the compartment, is it the same thing as snow? pls tell more about the vented hood.
well the question is, will there be a problem when the engine compartment get wet, cause the hood is vented maybe water may come inside or drip inside the engine compartment, isthere a problem with that situation, and I love washing my own car so it will expect a lot of water inside the compartment, is it the same thing as snow? pls tell more about the vented hood.
I think you don't have to worry about the snow in southern california. Because no matter what, it will never snow. LOL. Anyways, when it rains and youre driving your evo, the water will be thrown out as air heat comes out of the vent. If the water do comes inside and touches the engine, it will dry fast and will even help cool down the engine. In some way, rain water do help the engine to cool down. Thats what I think.
It's vented towards the rear for heat extraction. You will not get much water in there under a normal wash. It won't hurt anything, the exhaust manifold will rust plenty on it's own either way.
Plus the enigine compartment is relatively water proof anyway nowadays. All electrical connections are weather-pak connetions.
what is pretty wild is how the rear window stays dry as long as you are driving at speed. What's the wiper for.
Plus the enigine compartment is relatively water proof anyway nowadays. All electrical connections are weather-pak connetions.
what is pretty wild is how the rear window stays dry as long as you are driving at speed. What's the wiper for.
LOL, why would you do that? You don't wanna waste gas while washing your car would you? As original_majin said, put something on top of the engine bay to prevent the water from dripping inside. And don't let the engine running. Do this every time you wash your car and your evo will not have a problems at all.
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well thanks for the pointers, now i can wash my car, i dont have to worry about the engine compartment getting soak, one more thing, do u prefer water or washer fluid for the ic sprayer? i live in soCal and i usually go to the mountains twice a year during winter. What do u guys prefer using?
The rear wiper is the best thing I've ever seen on a sedan car. It really helps when sometime any time of the year you got hard rain coming and it gives you full purpose to use that rear wiper and see better.
Originally posted by solarxclipse
The rear wiper is the best thing I've ever seen on a sedan car. It really helps when sometime any time of the year you got hard rain coming and it gives you full purpose to use that rear wiper and see better.
The rear wiper is the best thing I've ever seen on a sedan car. It really helps when sometime any time of the year you got hard rain coming and it gives you full purpose to use that rear wiper and see better.
Originally posted by solarxclipse
Yeah bro, its really nice, It rained a little bit here in San Diego last weekend and I had to use it. They worked really great.
Yeah bro, its really nice, It rained a little bit here in San Diego last weekend and I had to use it. They worked really great.
I used to go out to Temecula all the time. I liked it out there, can't complain about the weather either.
Originally posted by EvoVIII_miata90
is that true u have to stay below 3k rpm for 600 miles break in?
cause rite now i only have 412 miles, so after the break in miles, i rev it up to 6500rpm?
is that true u have to stay below 3k rpm for 600 miles break in?
cause rite now i only have 412 miles, so after the break in miles, i rev it up to 6500rpm?


