Date:         Tue, 29 Jan 2002 14:23:25 -0800
Reply-To:     Allan Bagley <allanb@CARLSON-AUDIO.COM>
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From:         Allan Bagley <allanb@CARLSON-AUDIO.COM>
Subject:      Re: Ventilation controls
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<<<I adjust my ventilation controls twice per year - once in Spring and once
in Fall - always

<<<with the manual in one hand.

It really ain't that tough. I am lucky if I can remember my own name
somedays, but I can usually remember these. The  long pointy arrows are
somewhat intuitive, once you've read the manual. The third control doesn't
do quite what I would expect of it (tattered foam sels I suspect) and the
rear fresh air control as several have noted seems to do little. As far as I
can tell the vents at the rear of the doors exhaust air from the interior.
Could be better, however any vehicle where I can have warm air on my feet
and cool fresh air on my face without opening a window at 70 is wonderful as
far as I am concerned. Seems as though few vehicles can do this anymore.
Remember the fresh air vents every car/truck used to have?

Allan Bagley
86 westy