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Center dash vent airflow issue?

Reborn996
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Okay, my daughter just pointed this out to me with the warmer weather now happening... I didn't notice it since it was on the passengers side! ;) It appears that the center dash vent on the passenger side is not emitting much air. The other dash vents including the center one for the drivers side are fine. Any ideas on what to look for? The rest of the HVAC seems to be working fine and the level for opening and closing the vents on the center dash have also been checked and work fine. Even with it fully open there is very little airflow from the passenger side center vent. :(

David

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thats a common ac vent servo problem, the dealer can talk to the system to find out if it needs to be replaced or just reprogrammed

Okay, my daughter just pointed this out to me with the warmer weather now happening... I didn't notice it since it was on the passengers side! ;) It appears that the center dash vent on the passenger side is not emitting much air. The other dash vents including the center one for the drivers side are fine. Any ideas on what to look for? The rest of the HVAC seems to be working fine and the level for opening and closing the vents on the center dash have also been checked and work fine. Even with it fully open there is very little airflow from the passenger side center vent. :(

David

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