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Yup you got it...this will more likely occur in the summer time after a very spirited drive then parked in the garage with the door closed...shortly after you'll hear the engine comp fan come on.
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Years ago I had a similar setup. I had a timer switch (similar to what you see used on a hot tub at a Hotel) and a small fan mounted on the wall pointed at the motor to dissipate heat. I would drive into the garage, turn the switch to 15 minutes and walk into the house.
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Hi cvazquez,
Years ago I had a similar setup. I had a timer switch (similar to what you see used on a hot tub at a Hotel) and a small fan mounted on the wall pointed at the motor to dissipate heat. I would drive into the garage, turn the switch to 15 minutes and walk into the house.
Happy Holidays Everyone!
Years ago I had a similar setup. I had a timer switch (similar to what you see used on a hot tub at a Hotel) and a small fan mounted on the wall pointed at the motor to dissipate heat. I would drive into the garage, turn the switch to 15 minutes and walk into the house.
Happy Holidays Everyone! I'm driving to home depo for a timer switch!
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Yea it gets really hot in there. I've learned to be careful of what I store in the trunk on long drives/road trips. On the other hand, it makes for a great hot box for leftover food.....
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Best to keep the Wife out of the Garage, They just don't undrestand and it is to hard to explain.
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