I'm just wondering if anybody has the same experience as me..my W202 does not have a full bonnet insulation, maybe have been taken out by the previous owner and on my list of to do.
If the car has been in light rain/shower, upon drying up there's some sort like steam/mist/vapour coming from the bonnet especially the area on the engine block...made it looks like the car is overheating but the engine temperature is fine, coolant level is ok, no backblow of exhaust fume to the engine compartment (my initial thought). The car is black, which makes it more noticable and have been getting a few kind gestures especially when queuing up in traffic
Anybody noticed anything like this esp with black cars? Would the bonnet insulation help to reduce this effect?
Thanks in advance!
If the car has been in light rain/shower, upon drying up there's some sort like steam/mist/vapour coming from the bonnet especially the area on the engine block...made it looks like the car is overheating but the engine temperature is fine, coolant level is ok, no backblow of exhaust fume to the engine compartment (my initial thought). The car is black, which makes it more noticable and have been getting a few kind gestures especially when queuing up in traffic
Anybody noticed anything like this esp with black cars? Would the bonnet insulation help to reduce this effect?
Thanks in advance!