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Stefonius
Jul 14, 2016Explorer
Cool idea!
X2 on what wildtoad said. I spend about two hours with a giant roll of aluminum tape sealing up leaky and poorly installed ductwork. It made a HUGE difference in air flow. For starters, the separation between the return and output air plenums in the main A/C unit was quite porous. Nobody had bothered to tape up the edges of the styrofoam baffles, and most of my cold air was being sucked right back into the intake.
X2 on what wildtoad said. I spend about two hours with a giant roll of aluminum tape sealing up leaky and poorly installed ductwork. It made a HUGE difference in air flow. For starters, the separation between the return and output air plenums in the main A/C unit was quite porous. Nobody had bothered to tape up the edges of the styrofoam baffles, and most of my cold air was being sucked right back into the intake.
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