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Cabin air flow question S70 1999

posted by  james_a_sousa on  Sat Aug 25 16:20 CST 2007
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I would be tempted to put a small but powerful fan in the pass-through hole in the rear seat and remove about 2 feet of the trunk seal a the bottom of the trunk lid. If water did not come in, this would be OK.

Or, you could remove the rear license plate, add an exhaust fan and then re-mount the plate about an inch from the body. Open the pass-through to allow air to be sucked from the interior.

If you were careful, these modifications could be reversed if they did not work.
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