YOUR RESEARCHKickin' up dust . . . why?
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I went up to a remote Napa Valley winery this weekend and had to pull over on a narrow dirt road for descending traffic. The 996 kicked up an *enormous* amount of dust under the *front* end on this unpaved road. I thought this was the HVAC system, so I turned it off, but the dust still kept coming up. Clouds of it. Can someone tell me what this blower/fan is? I repeat: it's in the front, not the rear. ??????
Thats were your radiators and cooling fans reside. The fans blow aft towards the ground.
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