The vehicle furnace stopped blowing hot air… None of the temperature gauges in the vehicle seemed to be affected by the problem with the vehicle heater, so I assumed the problem was due to the fan.
Sunday evening, I had the oil furnace repaired; We were expecting snow the next day plus I knew the oil furnace needed service. We were expecting 10 inches or more of snow on Wednesday, but I was hoping to make it lake house before the weather got too bad; I had to work until 4 plus after that the people I was with and I got on the interstate plus headed back lake house towards Lansing. I work in Chicago, but I live in Lansing because it is a much cheaper site, however lansing is south of Chicago close to Lake MI. I was on the 90 heading south towards lake house when the snow started. The flakes were certainly large plus they were sticking to the car, windshield, plus all of the surfaces on the roads. When it started snowing, the clouds made everything certainly dark plus gloomy. The snowfall caused our vehicle to have major problems. The first issue occurred when I was 15 minutes outside of Lansing. The vehicle furnace stopped blowing hot air… None of the temperature gauges in the vehicle seemed to be affected by the problem with the vehicle heater, so I assumed the problem was due to the fan. I turned off the furnace plus it got freezing inside of the vehicle certainly abruptly… As I was getting off the interstate, our vehicle started to sputter. I barely made it lake house before the whole vehicle shut down. I suppose these concerns are not really due to the snowfall, but I cannot help thinking the freezing temperatures had something to do with the problems. Now I have to find someone to work on the furnace in our vehicle after just fixing the furnace in our home.