Can you stick your forearm into the aluminium pipe? If so, with it on, reach down to the heater opening and slide the pipe down over your arm and onto the heater. Don't use much force (as I did) or the plastic cover of the heater will split in two and even if you get it to stay together, it will leak warm air.
'anti-dust' Sock Mod
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Purebob
, May 17 2003 09:54 AM
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ferg
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Posted 10 August 2009 - 07:21 PM
I never open the vents, and still the dash gets covered in sand-like crap. So it is obviously getting blown in while driving with the roof off. As "everyone" on here complains about this problem, I can only assume you all drive with the roof on.
Can you stick your forearm into the aluminium pipe? If so, with it on, reach down to the heater opening and slide the pipe down over your arm and onto the heater. Don't use much force (as I did) or the plastic cover of the heater will split in two and even if you get it to stay together, it will leak warm air.
Can you stick your forearm into the aluminium pipe? If so, with it on, reach down to the heater opening and slide the pipe down over your arm and onto the heater. Don't use much force (as I did) or the plastic cover of the heater will split in two and even if you get it to stay together, it will leak warm air.
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