Hot air while driving
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From: Cuba, AL (NO internet)
Thank you all for the pics. I'm going to work on that spot on each side and see what it does for me. Pete, I don't have that tube you show in the pic but I'm going to check and see if that open square is blocked off. And yes I took the heater out and closed all that up. I didn't have a block of valve in one of the hoses so the hot coolant kept the heater hot at all times....didn't want that radiating inside the cab and I never use heat anyway. Very hot natured.
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From: Northville, MI
Wayne, your truck looks pretty nice and I'm sure yours doesn't have this but just in case note the rust through in my first picture (https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post14465913). Those holes gave significant hot air into the cab and were behind the fender where you couldn't easily see them.
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From: in a barn
I made plates to fill the front corners of my cab, spot welded them in and then sealed with seam sealer. I have my PCM in the cab around that area on the passengers side and didnt want any chance of water coming in the cab.
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