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binkbee · 10-22-2012, 10:08 AM

Take a small cylindrical type fan as used on a home furnace and place it outside with the hoses you are speaking of, connected from the fan intake to the car exhaust. Make some "air leaks" where the line hooks to the exhaust-pipe so that it will have a good flow to remove the fumes real fast and also keep the line cooler. Doing so will eliminate any back-pressure that could leak out to the work area. It has a constant vacuum in the flex-line! Then add a CM detector to be alerted of a fan failure!

10-22-2012, 10:08 AM	#12
binkbee Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Bowling Green, KY Posts: 49	Re: Garage Car Exhaust System Take a small cylindrical type fan as used on a home furnace and place it outside with the hoses you are speaking of, connected from the fan intake to the car exhaust. Make some "air leaks" where the line hooks to the exhaust-pipe so that it will have a good flow to remove the fumes real fast and also keep the line cooler. Doing so will eliminate any back-pressure that could leak out to the work area. It has a constant vacuum in the flex-line! Then add a CM detector to be alerted of a fan failure!