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Cold breeze in footwell - Irish Fire - 05-03-2014
Hi Folks,
(new to this) :-))
I bought a '08 Berlingo van a few weeks back and I've noticed a clod breeze in the footwell (drivers side) any ideas?
Thanks in advance
Irish Fire
RE: Cold breeze in footwell - adam3rdcanvey - 05-03-2014
Are any of the bungs through the engine bay firewall into the footwell missing?
RE: Cold breeze in footwell - Irish Fire - 05-03-2014
(05-03-2014, 09:17 PM)adam3rdcanvey Wrote: Are any of the bungs through the engine bay firewall into the footwell missing?
Hi Adam,
I've had a good look and a look at another van doesn't appear to be any missing. Someone has suggested I change the pollen filter? (as it's on that side)
RE: Cold breeze in footwell - adam3rdcanvey - 05-03-2014
Could be, is it a mk3? I only know mk2's really.
Otherwise steering rack gap??
RE: Cold breeze in footwell - Irish Fire - 05-03-2014
Yep, she's a Mk3 I'm going to get a filter this weekend, TBH I just took the existing one out and my hand looked like I cleaned the chimney........ I f that doesn't work I may get her onto a ramp
RE: Cold breeze in footwell - philip - 05-03-2014
I think you would be cheaper buying heavier socks.
RE: Cold breeze in footwell - steelviper - 05-03-2014
Stupid question but are ur blowers set to the footwell position
RE: Cold breeze in footwell - addo - 05-03-2014
It's more likely the door weatherstrip from my experience.
RE: Cold breeze in footwell - philip - 05-03-2014
(05-03-2014, 10:59 PM)addo Wrote: It's more likely the door weatherstrip from my experience.Or move to a warmer climate?
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RE: Cold breeze in footwell - addo - 05-03-2014
No; I'm good thanks.
