Im having the same issue......
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MK4 fans spewing dried foam all ova~
06-24-2012 08:57 PM
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What's my plan of action? I vaccuumed it out as much as possible and ran the fans full blasty for a while so the foam could work itself out, but it's like the neverending fountain of stuff to ruin your work clothes in the vents. What am I not doing to make my vents less nasty?
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07-03-2012 05:21 PM
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http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_ynos9M3t4wU/Sa57uTWoc7I/AAAAAAAAAYE/abMVb8Ml5A8/s1600-h/image-upload-128-705552.jpg
I found this pic. This is what it is doing. I just cannot find a DIY or better means of fixing this besides replacing the "climate box."(not sure what it is exactly called)
**im away from home using tapatalk. Sorry if link/images are messed upLast edited by HomerJaySimpson; 07-03-2012 at 05:26 PM.
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07-03-2012 07:38 PM
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Age and heat causes the foam to disintegrate. No real fix. Deal with it or spend a bunch of money to replace the "air distribution housing" as it's referred to in the Bentley. This involves taking out the dash, etc. I imagine this is not an inexpensive part.
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