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If you have a 2014 please read this concerning A/C recirculating issues.

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PLEASE READ THIS THREAD:

AND REPLY TO @GTPprix on his post in that thread. I will paste his post in the next entry, can’t seem to do it on this thread starting post. His post to reply to is the 3rd post on page 8. Thank you

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11 hours ago, GTPprix said:

So I just read this whole thread as I've been asked to see if its possible to fix this redoing the HVAC calibration on our end. That said I'm a bit confused as the bulletin states the original 2014 operation was 100% but now 90% for dust issues... that said it looks like stock 2014's who didnt have the update were still having recirc issues; is that the case? Because if so me making a calibration to move the mode door to 100% recirc sadly wont fix anything. 

This is the post he made in the other thread but I want/need 2014 owners to chime in. This is on page 8 of the above thread. Thank you!

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My 2014 does the same thing.  I live near a paper factory and the smell is awful even with recirculation engaged.

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21 minutes ago, btj_z71 said:

My 2014 does the same thing.  I live near a paper factory and the smell is awful even with recirculation engaged.

Not sure a gas mask could help with that smell ?

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8 hours ago, Mozzer said:

Link says page doesn't exist

Sent from my Moto Z2 Play using Tapatalk
 

Please try again, they had server issues last night around midnight off and on. I just clicked it (the one in the original post) and it took me right to it, 3rd post page 8

 

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