Hi all,
When the ventilation system is set to use recirculated air, where does the air come from? I assume that there's an intake duct somewhere in the cabin, but where?
Thanks!
Hi all,
When the ventilation system is set to use recirculated air, where does the air come from? I assume that there's an intake duct somewhere in the cabin, but where?
Thanks!
I think they are under the driver and passenger seats.
I think it draws air from under the dash board and passes it out through the vents. Spikey I thought the vents under the seat were to warm/cool the rear seat passengers.
Isn't that what the vents in the centre console are for?Originally Posted by ed taylor
Thanks Spikey and Ed.
I think the black oval(ish) ducts under the passenger seats are outlets - turn the fan on full and there's a bit of a breeze down there. I guessed that maybe air was drawn in under the dash somewhere but couldn't see anywhere obvious...Originally Posted by ed taylor
stevedee3 are you working on something???
Its behind the glovebox , all it is is a flap that shuts the outside supply off , and then does what it says on the tin , recirculates the air in the cabin.
I'm thinking about how to poison the occupants of the car, a la After the Sunrise... just kiddingOriginally Posted by ope126
Sorry Dennis, I'm not talking about the flap/valve. What I was wondering is: When the flap is closed, where does the air on the inlet side of the ventilation fan come from?Originally Posted by DennisTheMenace
The cabin , it just recirculates the air in the car
So when it just recirculates the air, where does it suck it in, to blow it out is what he is asking...
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