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Old 04-27-2014, 10:41 AM   #1
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Hey All first post here. I seem to have a lot of air coming into the cab somewere on my lower left side onto my leg. Is there a vent under there I cant find or just a void that wasn't filled.
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Could be a void that wasn't filled. If you can get a light on the other side of the firewall (from the outside). You can then look under the dash and see the light coming through and then seal appropriately. I have had this happen on a couple rvs and you would be amazed how much air can come through a small opening at highway speeds. On the other hand you could have a vent that is not working correctly. What kind of chassis is it?
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Sounds like a great idea. Im running on a Ford chassis
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Hey All first post here. I seem to have a lot of air coming into the cab somewere on my lower left side onto my leg. Is there a vent under there I cant find or just a void that wasn't filled.
Howdy and welcome! I think Mojo has the best suggestion. If that doesn't work out, maybe some other Storm owners will chime in. Good luck and let us know how it works out.
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