D dcoop Member Original poster Supporting Member Joined Mar 29, 2020 Messages 71 Location arkansas Mar 18, 2025 #1 Is the drain from the cowl that looks like a flat funnel behind the engine really necessary? I was smelling burnt plastic and found mine laying behind motor with holes melted in it.
Is the drain from the cowl that looks like a flat funnel behind the engine really necessary? I was smelling burnt plastic and found mine laying behind motor with holes melted in it.
macleanflood I break sh!t Supporting Member Ride of the Month Winner Joined Jul 24, 2021 Messages 11,843 Location Fall Creek, OR Mar 18, 2025 #2 Mine fell off and I had wet floors until I replaced it. YMMV. I live in Oregon. -Mac Reactions: Head Lice, LostintheForest and MikekiM
D dcoop Member Original poster Supporting Member Joined Mar 29, 2020 Messages 71 Location arkansas Mar 19, 2025 #3 Thanks. Ill replace it.
Rickyd Nevermind! Supporting Member Joined Jan 2, 2020 Messages 7,834 Location North coast,CA Mar 19, 2025 #4 You're more likely to pull engine compartment fumes into your hvac without one Reactions: Head Lice and LostintheForest
LONGJP2 TJ Expert Lifetime Supporting Member Joined Aug 11, 2019 Messages 5,852 Location S. Illinois Mar 20, 2025 #5 Mine is on, but it's not snapped in very well. There's a decent size gap around the top. Not sure if it can be adjusted up?
Mine is on, but it's not snapped in very well. There's a decent size gap around the top. Not sure if it can be adjusted up?