Where does AC takes air for Inner cycle mode?

I think it may be from the bottom of the glove box, but I didn't feel the air intake .

 

Do you have any idea where AC takes air in for Inner cycle mode?

The seat bottom. So it's kinda like an airplane -- Don't fart unless you wanna taste it later.

The seat bottom. So it's kinda like an airplane -- Don't fart unless you wanna taste it later.

 

haha,

 

which side? driver , passenger or rear?

Well, after a night out eating Mexican and drinking 'cificos, it's likely to be all three, and possibly giardia. Just roll all the windows down.

 

Seriously, though, I have no clue where it comes from.

Of all the things to ask about, that's the last question I'd expect.

 

http://people.csail.mit.edu/ilh/vacation/

 

I'm sure its in the service manual some where.

If you look at the space between the steering wheel and radio you will see two little slits. That is the cabin air intake.

If you look at the space between the steering wheel and radio you will see two little slits. That is the cabin air intake.

 

That's one of the intakes for the interior temperature sensor, but it's not the only one.

 

The intake door actuator is attached to the blower unit, so I suspect the primary air intake for recirc mode is above the passenger footwell.

Right you are. I had the manual open and a quick search pointed me to that. The diagram on page AC-4 seems to confirm the intake above the blower unit.

Wow, I'm glad we have that one figured out, I can sleep better now....LOL