[DML] Re: Overheating in the fuse/relay compartment

["gullwingmag" <gullwing-magazine@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I addressed the same problem by just drilling some breather holes in 
the top of the plywood cover.  Apparently that was all it took... it 
lets the heat out and I have had no more issues.

Ron
Screamin Yellow D

--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "dadoc2791" <gekko@...> wrote:
>
> The other day I decided to once again address the heat issue in the 
> relay compartment.  By setting the AC/Heater fan switch to #4 (High 
> speed), within 10-15 minutes the circuit breaker (CB) would blow, 
> cutting off the AC/Heater completely, for about 3-6 minutes before 
it 
> cools enough to reset itself and fire up for another 5+ minutes 
> before overheating again.  The hotter it is outside (and inside) 
the 
> faster it blows the CB and the longer it takes to reset.
> 
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