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Help with Ventilation System 200

posted by  Volvos4me4ever on  Tue Aug 22 08:19 CST 2006
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I had an 89 245DL but I think it's the same. Blower fan never shuts completly off as they (Volvo) want to have a positive air flow at all times. Not sure of the reasons why they do this but it's normal to have air moving thru the car all the time. Yes you need to close the air vents to help keep the air from blowing on you. You also need to close them if you want a good amount of air to go for defrost.

Best of luck....
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Volvos4me4ever 1989 245 278K miles still going strong, 1992 745 Turbo 121K miles real nice!






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