Reply to "Pantera Fumes"

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David some thing minor to consider ... I found while cutting out my floors ... 12 little V's cut into the sheet metal and most had a 1/16" openings and the location that really caught my eye was the 4 in the bottom of the console that potentially allowed fumes to come in to the Cockpit. Also I think we discussed this once before that the Pantera has no vents cut into the doors to allow air OUT. As the AC or heat is circulating this could potentially create a vacumn and pull exhaust in thru small holes .. Sorry my HVAC backround is kicking is ... am I over thinking this ? I didnt notice fresh air inlet on the P car ?

9138 I add dyno mat and sealed all the potential opening last year and it made a big difference .. but ahrd to shut the doors with the windows closed.

Ron

10/29/083:16 PM

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