Ray D
Well-known member
Haven?t been able to solve this, and have a hunch there is no solution. So, this may turn out to be ?just a rant.? Thanks for the opportunity, either way.
A bit of an explanation:
Just passed the one year anniversary of our Challenger purchase. Was out, camping at Three Island State Park. Got to thinking about the small, inconvenient, relatively unimportant irritations the Challenger has. Got started on a list of things to correct. Explains the flurry of posts, I have here, today and maybe tomorrow. - - - Maybe the day after that!
The manager at the Damon plant, one day, decided to let his ?ne?r do well? son have a shot at design work. He assigned said son to placement of the cockpit fan and the windshield visor. The design genius placed them right next to each other, so that neither actually works.
The fan will blow - but cannot be tilted so it blows on the driver. It blows along the ceiling, instead. Trying to tilt it down, bumps the rear of the fan into the rod for the visor. Or, if the visor is moved , the front of the fan interferes.
The visor can be placed in front of, or behind the fan. Once there, it is a complex operation to get it to the windshield, or away, depending upon which you want to do. Can?t be done, while in motion. (At least I can?t do it.)
Short of major rebuild, can these two be gotten out of each other?s way?
Ray D
A bit of an explanation:
Just passed the one year anniversary of our Challenger purchase. Was out, camping at Three Island State Park. Got to thinking about the small, inconvenient, relatively unimportant irritations the Challenger has. Got started on a list of things to correct. Explains the flurry of posts, I have here, today and maybe tomorrow. - - - Maybe the day after that!
The manager at the Damon plant, one day, decided to let his ?ne?r do well? son have a shot at design work. He assigned said son to placement of the cockpit fan and the windshield visor. The design genius placed them right next to each other, so that neither actually works.
The fan will blow - but cannot be tilted so it blows on the driver. It blows along the ceiling, instead. Trying to tilt it down, bumps the rear of the fan into the rod for the visor. Or, if the visor is moved , the front of the fan interferes.
The visor can be placed in front of, or behind the fan. Once there, it is a complex operation to get it to the windshield, or away, depending upon which you want to do. Can?t be done, while in motion. (At least I can?t do it.)
Short of major rebuild, can these two be gotten out of each other?s way?
Ray D