Why the heck does this white dandruff-looking dust come out of all my vents every time I turn on the heat/AC?
It doesn't smell and stops after a few seconds, but it's a mess and makes my black interior look like Elvis with a scalp condition.
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Why the heck does this white dandruff-looking dust come out of all my vents every time I turn on the heat/AC?
It doesn't smell and stops after a few seconds, but it's a mess and makes my black interior look like Elvis with a scalp condition.
hmm...who'd ya buy the car from??
HAHAHHAhhahahahhaha.Quote:
Originally Posted by whistlebritches
I thought the same thing.
Uhm, are your lips numb?
sounds like instant 'taters to me. Have you been eating KFC in your hot rod...?
Well if you were around here I'd say snow. but then again??:eek:
peruvian army foot powder??:HMMM: face get numb:D
it could be coming from your heater coil. mine was leaking and when i pulled it there was alot of white dust around it from where the antifreeze had leaked out and dried.
I have seen people put talcom powder into the vents as a practical joke on a new bride and grooms car before so that when they leave the reception and turn on there heaters they get covered in white powder.
we used to also play the same trick on the drummers in the rock bands when i was a sound engineer lol, we would sneak on stage during there break, and pour baby powder all over the snare drum. :) when they got back on stage to start the next set the drummer would hit his snare, and the white powder woud cover him and everyone else on stage, it looked so kool and funny with the stage lights highlighting the cloud of white dust lol. the unsuspecting drummers were not impressed with our little jokes.
barnsey
What sort of car is it?
Its groundhog day,,,you are supposed to ask that question twice....at least....:LOL:Quote:
Originally Posted by LIFESTYLZ
Its groundhog day,,,you are supposed to ask that question twice....at least....
I think Barb's right here, and you probably have a very small heater core leak, not enough to drip but getting things wet inside the duct. When it dries the chemicals in the anti-freeze and maybe mineral in the water are left behind, and dry to a dusty deposit.Quote:
Originally Posted by jyardgirl
My first thought was, a police auction car. Previous owner a Bolivian national, maybe?
Just inhale deeply and drive the sucker!
Put stop leak in your cooling system and it will cure the problem
Is it anything like this? :LOL:
Mike