Rear Climate Control Vents?
Rear climate control vents? Rear climate control vents? Is there any benefit of keeping the rear climate control vents open or closed if no one is occupying the rear seats? Will keeping them closed increase air output in the front? Does keeping them open help cool the car down faster? Is there any benefit of keeping the rear climate control vents open or closed if no one is occupying the rear seats? Will keeping them closed increase air output in the front? Does keeping them open help cool the car down faster? I think it would follow the same process like home equipped with an HVAC unit. For your car's HVAC itself, I would imagine having very little statistical efficiency gains (if any) by closing off the rear vents. Press this button on the climate control to cut off the flow to the rear vents. Press this button on the climate control to cut off the flow to the rear vents.
What car is in that picture? I've never seen such a button in the IS. I just looked through the 2016 owner's manual and found no references to turning off the rear air outlets. I believe to the left / towards driver side. Takes an extra light push and they go kind of click into off position cutting off the airflow. This does increase air through the front vents if they are closed. I sometimes keep them open, sometimes closed. If using ventilated seats function I keep them open as well as the footwell vents to increase cool air getting below the seat. Press this button on the climate control to cut off the flow to the rear vents. What car is in that picture? I've never seen such a button in the IS. I just looked through the 2016 owner's manual and found no references to turning off the rear air outlets. The picture is from my NX, but IS and others with S-FLOW all have the same. Guess your doesn't have S-FLOW though since you're missing the button. Then your only option is to close the vents yourself. The picture is from my NX, but IS and others with S-FLOW all have the same. Guess your doesn't have S-FLOW though since you're missing the button. Then your only option is to close the vents yourself. Ive never seen that button before. Ive never seen that button before. I had it in my IS also, but i suppose it comes down to which market you're on. I had it in my IS also, but i suppose it comes down to which market you're on.
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