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Old 05-22-2020, 07:17 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by ls1ac View Post
Something does not make sense as newer cars are designed to have positive pressure inside the cabin. Opening the windows will change things as there can be outside air moving around the car depending on speed. But still air should not be coming in through the one way flaps in the back.
He has air bags, so very well could be something from the plumbing or wiring install, the compressor is usually in the trunk from what I have seen.
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