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    Posted: 09-March-2010 at 5:54AM
Since my car doesn't have A/C, it has the very cool (literally!) cold air inlet doors. My passenger side knob is VERY stiff to open and close, and I suspect that the inlet door may need some lubing or aligning. I do not know where this door is located, however! Can someone either show me a photo or direct me where to look?
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passenger air inlet is directly behind the passenger vent, on teh firewall. look under the dash, and up you'll see where the cable connnects. Should be able to use white grease on it installed.
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