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Dash vents **Warning impending dumb question**
When driving to work this morning I noticed that the screen vents are blowing hot and keeping the windscreen clear but the vents at the front of the dash were blowing icy cold air at me.
No matter where I moved the levers I didn't get warm air to come out of the front outside vents.
Is this right do I just close the vents to keep warm (are they just fresh air vents) or is there something broken in the heater box?
It might sound daft but I've only driven it in the summer months as it was in bits all of last winter, so I have never noticed before and I haven't got a manual.
Thanks in advance.
No matter where I moved the levers I didn't get warm air to come out of the front outside vents.
Is this right do I just close the vents to keep warm (are they just fresh air vents) or is there something broken in the heater box?
It might sound daft but I've only driven it in the summer months as it was in bits all of last winter, so I have never noticed before and I haven't got a manual.
Thanks in advance.
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early vans only get cold air at the side vents on the dash face, later can control either hot or cool....
early are much better in summer , because its direct from outside, and not via the heater box.......
early are much better in summer , because its direct from outside, and not via the heater box.......
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Just to add further confusion, in my experience the earlier vans had 'cold only' air to these vents and the later ones 'heated only'.
I used to enjoy having warm feet and fresh air to the face but can't get that with my later vehicle. I am seriously considering fitting some extra vents, piped from the cold outlets which still exist on the heater box. (The pipe fittings are there but blanked off and need cutting out.)
Garyd
I used to enjoy having warm feet and fresh air to the face but can't get that with my later vehicle. I am seriously considering fitting some extra vents, piped from the cold outlets which still exist on the heater box. (The pipe fittings are there but blanked off and need cutting out.)
Garyd
garyd wrote:Just to add further confusion, in my experience the earlier vans had 'cold only' air to these vents and the later ones 'heated only'.
I used to enjoy having warm feet and fresh air to the face but can't get that with my later vehicle. I am seriously considering fitting some extra vents, piped from the cold outlets which still exist on the heater box. (The pipe fittings are there but blanked off and need cutting out.)
Garyd
might be simpler to fit opening front quarterlights ...they ARE the dogs thingymajigs
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