Cold Air at Passenger's Feet
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The passenger’s side of my 2000 Durango has a vent which let’s in cold air and blow derectly on their feet. For the life of me I can not figure out how to close it. This causes people riding in the seat to get cold feet while the rest of us in the car burn up from the heating system. Aside from stuffing the vent with an old t-shirt, I can not figure out how restrict this air flow. Is this a common problem or is my car unique? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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There is not vent per se...The air just seems to come from the space directly behind the glove compartment. The force of the air flow is directly related to how fast I am going. I hadn't thought about this till just now, but this summer when I ran the AC I saw some condensation drip onto the floor board from the same location. That’s probably related somehow.
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