will it caused flues insde car
1711899
It seals tightly so fumes are minimal. I only smelled slight fumes when I opened the trunk on a real hot day after traveling over 30 miles.
1711900
If you put the can inside your car for more than half day or overnight, you will smell gas no matter how careful you are with the cap or spill, the gas is evaporating.
1711901
I'm guessing you mean fumes? Personally, I was very careful not to get any gas on the outside of the container when pumping. So for me, I didn't smell anything on the 10 minute ride home.
1711902
So far this one does not. With that said, you can not leave any gas can in a hot car without some gas vapor buildup and escaping.
2003078
I can only respond based on what I have heard from others in my VW club. They have recommended that this be carried in our antique VW's, in case there is an engine fire. I don't know if anyone has used it but they do recommend it.
1444506
not completely, it still uses EGR but much less frequently. not sure how it will affect light
876435
The answer is yes and no. The chemicals in this units are extremely strong. I had an issue to fleas in mine. So I used one in the vehicle for two days over a weekend when I could make sure the car would not be used. It jilled every living thing in the car. However, you don't want to be occupying the vehicle, with the windows rolled up with the Nuvan - just too powerful. Also, I suggest you let the car air out for 15th minutes after you use it before you use the car. Be sure to put it in a bagie cause you can use it again, and again.
1214592
None of the ingredients look like they could cause harm to the engine or cause a fire. I would spray around the engine. I would spray on the sides of the engine frame work. Not directly on the engine. The fumes might bother you. Could flow into the car. If you try this let me know. Can't hurt
1771723
Yes it will cause the fan motor to run slower than it should , which will burn out the motor.
231374
It will not affect it since you are only getting more air and not changing anything on the emissions system. No reason why not pass smog test.
2164399
I don't think so. You are going to want to keep the material away from the muffler until it cools.
164819
A true vent exhaust should always be vented outside, never into the attic space. You will cause moisture causing mildew and mold into your attic.
901320
Based on my experience, no. I just moved to a house w central air and gave away my window unit. It worked wonderfully and the filter seemed to clean better than past filters I used. If you find your unit works harder with this filter, I doubt it's caused by the filter. Good luck!
743236
Oh, I guess I better read the instructions as I have never closed the flue. It would seem that closing the flue would cause carbon monoxide build up.
349374
Yes it wont harm anything and will help prevent gasket problems. Thats my experience.
1747454
I don't recommend for any car. The wires were burned after 2 weeks and had to replace with my electrician (of course the car overheated). And the motor of one fan was burned after 4 weeks. I am planning to change to Zerg or Perma cool.
40525
Yes if it is really bad you may have to do the treatment more than once. If it is in a car you might also want to change the cabin filter
1735793
I am not certain. I would think yes, as this mainly cleans out the carbon deposits - however not sure if the added chemistry will have an impact on the Diesel engine's combustion.
2277567
It should decrease the chance becouse it grounds the car if properly installed
738129
Yes. It has electric ignition and exhaust fan which needs to be vented outside.