Passenger air flow poor, dislodged piping?
Just noticed the passenger side airflow from vent and dash are very low. Drivers side works fine so I think it may be a dislodged pipe? Is it easy to check the pipework behind the dash?
In a word, no.
And it gets worse the younger the car is.
You MIGHT see something if you remove the glove box, and then lie upside down on the passenger seat.
But: what might have dislodged it? Could it be blocked? Sucked in a wadge of leaves etc?
And it gets worse the younger the car is.
You MIGHT see something if you remove the glove box, and then lie upside down on the passenger seat.
But: what might have dislodged it? Could it be blocked? Sucked in a wadge of leaves etc?
Hmm I'll take a look this evening and see if there's a way in! I've not had the car long so not aware of and blockages. I've got a feeling this will be a lengthy fix...
Update: pipework seems fine where I could check in (inside car). Also blocked off the vents and played about with forcing the air to the dodgy vents which did increase the flow drastically.
Next thought is a blockage near the fan but have no idea where that's located?
Next thought is a blockage near the fan but have no idea where that's located?
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