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Old 06-06-2019, 11:01 PM   #13
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On my 03 Boxster S, the passenger side (USA) vent pulls air into the engine compartment.
Exactly right. I don’t understand how the fallacy persists that the right side vent intake is an exhaust but I see it a lot.

If you want to prove it for yourself, when stopped place a strip of tissue paper over the vent when the engine compartment fan is running. Just be sure not to let it be sucked in.

It is true that heat radiates from the vent when stopped if the fan is not running but that is true for the entire mid/rear section of the car including the wheel wells.
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