Ventilated seats question
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Ventilated seats question
Hi all,
I have a 08' IS250 with heated and ventilated front seats option. The seat is cool when I switch it on without the use of AC. Unlike others claim that it circulates and blow the air from the floor.
My question is that my driver seat feels like it has less blowing power and weaker AC compare to the passenger side. Does anyone has this problem? Any DIY to fix the problem?
Very appreciate your input.
I have a 08' IS250 with heated and ventilated front seats option. The seat is cool when I switch it on without the use of AC. Unlike others claim that it circulates and blow the air from the floor.
My question is that my driver seat feels like it has less blowing power and weaker AC compare to the passenger side. Does anyone has this problem? Any DIY to fix the problem?
Very appreciate your input.
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My 2010 has the same problem. I had an 07 ES 350 that put out a lot of cool air, but I can barely feel any air in the IS, and I can hear the motor running. Anyone have any advice?
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Ok. Does anyone has any idea how to DIY? I'd like to take it apart and fix it but, technically, it is my wife''s daily. I'd be in trouble if I can't finish it in a short few hours.
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Well, next time you take it in have them run a test and make sure its running properly. I did this when I noticed the same and they actually found the fan to be running slower than spec. Other than this, we definately should have someone who knows how to take out the seat get some photos up of the cleaning process. I'm sure its just like a table fan. Cleaning should be easy.
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