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cold air/draught

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Hello all, mt t25 seems to be getting alot of cold air coming in from somewhere under the dash, when going along, any ideas where from and where to look :?:
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Re: cold air/draught

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Check the corrugated hoses that feed the end vents on the dash. If your van/heater is an earlier one, they get fresh unheated air all the time, so closing them won't stop the air rushing in if there's a leak. They sometimes get disconnected at the heater unit end too; a bit of a pig to get pushed back on but worse on the later type where the driver's one is tucked up the side of the servo.
A torch will help you to see what's going on under there!

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Take the front grill off and check all the rubber grommets are in place on the bulkhead and nobody has added any new (open) holes for anything.
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