No air on driver vent only

[_nickjoseph]

Yeah, I’d try blocking it and see how well that works.

I’ll get back to u in 5 minutes lol I’m going try it now

 

[_nickjoseph]

Yeah, I’d try blocking it and see how well that works.

I couldn’t block it off and test blow but I turned it on and can feel the air coming around the damper on all sides. Think that’s my issue? Still have air coming from the vent under the blower motor though

 

[_nickjoseph]

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Yeah, I’d try blocking it and see how well that works.

When selecting front vents and defrost it comes around the damper on all four sides

 

[east302]

Yeah, that edge flap keeps that from happening. All those little leaks add up. Even when fixed it isn’t going to be a wind tunnel of air flow, but it does make a difference.

Not sure about your leak by the blower, that may be harder to find.

 

[_nickjoseph]

Yeah, that edge flap keeps that from happening. All those little leaks add up. Even when fixed it isn’t going to be a wind tunnel of air flow, but it does make a difference.

Not sure about your leak by the blower, that may be harder to find.

If your by ur truck just look under the blower and it’s leaking from those vents. Should I seal it up?

 

[east302]

Got a picture?

Is the little hose connected between the blower and the blower case? Couldn’t find a picture of it, but one end connects here...

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[_nickjoseph]

Got a picture?

Is the little hose connected between the blower and the blower case? Couldn’t find a picture of it, but one end connects here...

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No not that. It’s where the vent door is behind the blower feels like right there

 

[_nickjoseph]

Got a picture?

Is the little hose connected between the blower and the blower case? Couldn’t find a picture of it, but one end connects here...

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Not my pic but those vent holes under the blower

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[east302]

That’s the inlet on the fan, so air wouldn’t be blowing out that but you may be able to feel the suction when it’s on. The damper switches to either recirculate or fresh air. That wouldn’t be an issue.

 

[_nickjoseph]

That’s the inlet on the fan, so air wouldn’t be blowing out that but you may be able to feel the suction when it’s on. The damper switches to either recirculate or fresh air. That wouldn’t be an issue.

I’ll pinpoint tonight after work where it coming from and get back to you. How can I seal that damper but retain defrost. Can I glue thin rubber pieces to stop it?