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Posted on Jan 09, 2010

Heater/AC vent option knob produces knocking sound in back right corner. i.e. the knob rotates from vents in front to half front half floor to all floor to half floor half defrost to all defrost. the sound comes in at vent to floor option and further on. The problem only exists when the rear heater/ac power knob is turned to level 1, 2, or 3.

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If I am reading correctly you are hearing the vent doors moving to redirect the airflow to the vents you choose. This is normal and can be more noticeable if the blower fan is on, putting air pressure against the doors.

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