YOUR RESEARCHLeft vent duct <- how to open!!??
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A piece of my left vent felt into the duct! It is now deep inside..... if I shake the duct right above my brake pedal near my knee... I can hear it bouncing inside!! Now my question is... how to open that duct up and retrieve my missing vent piece? (pics & page num from the Technical Manual will help too!!!) Thanks in advance! PS. I have already disassembled the vent.... but no way my hand can reach inside the duct to where the piece is....
Figured out... the duct is just HANGING in there... so... just forcing them apart is THE WAY.... I retrieved my part and I fixed my air vent!!! I guess, when I get to put it all back together tomorrow... I'll apply a lot of felt tape and sponge in the vent area as well as down in the duct area... (as it is just hanging there.... ) to reduce some of the rattling down there!
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