Now here's a funny thing

oldie · 17th June 2017, 22:29

Having had the brakes fixed (different thread) I went for a drive today, 90 miles round trip. It being quite warm I had the a/c on auto set to 16 degrees. Windows and sunroof partly open. If there was something interesting on the radio I would turn off the a/c and then later back on, frequently. The a/c isn't particularly cold by comparison with my other cars so probably requires a bit of t.l.c. However, imagine my surprise when nearly home I saw quite a lot of white vapour coming from all four fascia vents. I couldn't smell burning so assume it to be water vapour but I don't really know what it may be. I stopped, had a look around, couldn't find anything in particular, continued the remaining half-a-dozen miles. No recurrence. Help appreciated.

17th June 2017, 22:29	#1
oldie Loves to post Connoisseur SE v8 auto '54 Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: West Sussex Posts: 490 Thanks: 105 Thanked 56 Times in 41 Posts	Now here's a funny thing Having had the brakes fixed (different thread) I went for a drive today, 90 miles round trip. It being quite warm I had the a/c on auto set to 16 degrees. Windows and sunroof partly open. If there was something interesting on the radio I would turn off the a/c and then later back on, frequently. The a/c isn't particularly cold by comparison with my other cars so probably requires a bit of t.l.c. However, imagine my surprise when nearly home I saw quite a lot of white vapour coming from all four fascia vents. I couldn't smell burning so assume it to be water vapour but I don't really know what it may be. I stopped, had a look around, couldn't find anything in particular, continued the remaining half-a-dozen miles. No recurrence. Help appreciated.