Practically No Airflow Through Driver's Side Vent
I read this thread and was like yeah I have this too. So yesterday it was 90+ here. Checked the drivers side vent. There was less air flow coming out than the rest. Then I checked the wheel under it. It was all the way right. Or so I thought. Pushed a little more to make sure, and it rolled to the right another half inch. Now it blows as hard as the rest do. Guess I can't add to the complaint
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I read this thread and was like yeah I have this too. So yesterday it was 90+ here. Checked the drivers side vent. There was less air flow coming out than the rest. Then I checked the wheel under it. It was all the way right. Or so I thought. Pushed a little more to make sure, and it rolled to the right another half inch. Now it blows as hard as the rest do. Guess I can't add to the complaint
Damn! I just tried mine but I'm not getting the extra roll.
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Same here, noticeably lack of volume from the AC. My 2009,2014, 2016 F150 all had a lot more cooler flow!
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Just curious if anybody else has this issue? When running AC, even at full blast, there is hardly any air that comes from the far left air vent. A majority of it comes out of the middle vents. I wonder if this is a design issue, or if something is faulty on my truck. Anybody else dealing with this?
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Was out and about doing a whole bunch of short trips. The difference in airflow between the center stack and the vents at the ends of the dash is massive. All the solar load is from the windows… and there isn’t any viable flow there. Disappointing is an understatement.