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O_J_Simpson Senior Enthusiast

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I appreciate that there are people who like vent air blowing directly at them. I don't like HVAC vents blowing at me in my home or vehicle. I have no difficulty maintaining a comfortable temperature throughout the cab with the existing layout of the vents. I regularly transport passengers of all ages and only receive compliments as to their comfort. There is no argument that many people like roof top or mid height vents in the back. However, the current system is designed to heat and cool the entire cab and in my opinion works well.

You live in BC. Is AC even needed in BC?

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Look how smart these guys are..........  

2016 Sierra Owner
2016 Sierra Owner

$1000+ to have rear A/C vent! Who's up next? I'll spend that kind of money on something else that's needed.

Dezrado
Dezrado

my guess is get a Tahoe headliner, remove the ductwork, glue it to Silverado headliner and work on the ducts from the headliner to the dash....might be harder than I thought

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You live in BC. Is AC even needed in BC?

Not as often as as some places, but yes, I rely on AC in my home and vehicles for parts of the year. We do have a son who lives in Houston, Texas and my wife and I are frequently transported in the back seat of his '14 High Country during our summer visits.

TxTruckMan Senior Enthusiast

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I live in Texas and have three kids that ride in the back every day. The AC in these trucks cools the cab just fine. I have the Tstat set to Auto 69 Bi-Level and it cools down within just a few minutes and everybody is happy. The middle vents send plenty of air into the back of the cab. There's plenty of circulation.

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I live in Texas and have three kids that ride in the back every day. The AC in these trucks cools the cab just fine. I have the Tstat set to Auto 69 Bi-Level and it cools down within just a few minutes and everybody is happy. The middle vents send plenty of air into the back of the cab. There's plenty of circulation.

Same here. I set it at 70deg and my kids are just fine in the back. Even after a baseball game when my oldest is hot and sweaty, it cools quick enough that my son never complains about it being too hot.

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Tunio Pope

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It's really difficult to believe this is real, what about the front? As for the AC vent, I got it replaced for my 19 Silverado, because it's difficult for the people who sit in the rear to feel the cold air, last week I just bought the vent deflectors from AUXITO,  the ventilation inside the car is improved a lot, they direct the cool air flow upwards the rear seat by their 45° degree. Very pleased with the results these vents bring.

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