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jazzman_q · 08-18-2020, 05:09 PM

[QUOTE=1PorscheBoxster986;622755]How is the airflow when changing fan speeds with the accordion ductwork removed as I suggested? This ductwork connects the air flow from the center console to your driver side vent.

I would remove the cabin air filter to see if that's the cause if you didn't have this issue before.

I tried to post a response, not sure where it went.

But I pulled the ductwork you mentioned, and there was no change in the lack of airflow. The motor still increased as i went from low to high, but there was no change.

Any other thoughts?

08-18-2020, 05:09 PM	#6
jazzman_q Registered User Join Date: Aug 2020 Location: People’s Republic of Maryland Posts: 19	[QUOTE=1PorscheBoxster986;622755]How is the airflow when changing fan speeds with the accordion ductwork removed as I suggested? This ductwork connects the air flow from the center console to your driver side vent. I would remove the cabin air filter to see if that's the cause if you didn't have this issue before. I tried to post a response, not sure where it went. But I pulled the ductwork you mentioned, and there was no change in the lack of airflow. The motor still increased as i went from low to high, but there was no change. Any other thoughts?