vents in rx8 blow a lot of air even when off?
sounds like your ***** are screwed, friends m5 was forever locked on Snowflake mode.
Can you turn your fans up? can you turn your AC/Heat on/off?
I'm just assuming your not in outside air driving 100mph when you test this...?
Can you turn your fans up? can you turn your AC/Heat on/off?
I'm just assuming your not in outside air driving 100mph when you test this...?
Don't want to create a new thread when I found this.
So is this just something thats normal for the car? When I cruise at highway speeds, the air blows as if I have it set to 1. While driving around town I can feel a soft breeze if I have it off as well. If I switch it to recirculate the pressure lessens a little.
Any ideas or is this normal?
So is this just something thats normal for the car? When I cruise at highway speeds, the air blows as if I have it set to 1. While driving around town I can feel a soft breeze if I have it off as well. If I switch it to recirculate the pressure lessens a little.
Any ideas or is this normal?
It's normal for any properly designed car to be pulling in air from the outside with the fan off and the mode set to fresh air instead of recirculated air.
You have the switch set to pulling in air from the outside, and the intake point for that air is in a high pressure zone outside, so you get air "forced" through the system. If you were to tap the button to change it to recirculated air instead of fresh air, the pickup point would close and that air flow would stop.
Since yours doesn't stop completely, it would imply that the 'mode door' behind the HVAC system that closes isn't closing the whole way.
You have the switch set to pulling in air from the outside, and the intake point for that air is in a high pressure zone outside, so you get air "forced" through the system. If you were to tap the button to change it to recirculated air instead of fresh air, the pickup point would close and that air flow would stop.
Since yours doesn't stop completely, it would imply that the 'mode door' behind the HVAC system that closes isn't closing the whole way.
Last edited by RIWWP; May 10, 2014 at 09:18 PM.
It's normal for any properly designed car to be pulling in air from the outside with the fan off and the mode set to fresh air instead of recirculated air.
You have the switch set to pulling in air from the outside, and the intake point for that air is in a high pressure zone outside, so you get air "forced" through the system. If you were to tap the button to change it to recirculated air instead of fresh air, the pickup point would close and that air flow would stop.
Since yours doesn't stop completely, it would imply that the 'mode door' behind the HVAC system that closes isn't closing the whole way.
You have the switch set to pulling in air from the outside, and the intake point for that air is in a high pressure zone outside, so you get air "forced" through the system. If you were to tap the button to change it to recirculated air instead of fresh air, the pickup point would close and that air flow would stop.
Since yours doesn't stop completely, it would imply that the 'mode door' behind the HVAC system that closes isn't closing the whole way.
Sorry for not understanding, never really learned much about cars.
The names are often swapped, but technically the blend door is what mixes hot and cold air to get whatever temp you have it set to, the mode door is the one that flips between recirc and fresh.
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