Air distribution elements

The air supply to the car interior is carried out through a network of air ducts of the ventilation system, ending in nozzles equipped with fixed or rotary deflectors (see illustrations 15.1, 18.1, 18.2). The fixed air supply deflectors for blowing the windshield are located in the upper part of the instrument panel under the windshield, and the lower level air duct nozzles are located at the bottom of the panel, in the foot wells.





Air is supplied to the car interior in three main directions:

• On the front level of the driver, front passenger and on the side windows (central, side and upper instrument panel vents);
• For the windshield (instrument panel front deflectors);
• In footwells (lower air ducts).

The design of the louvered deflectors of the outlet nozzles of the air ducts of the front level allows you to control the intensity and direction of the outgoing flows (the turning element is the deflector grilles). By turning the vertical regulator, you can change the intensity of the air flow, up to a complete cessation of its supply (position «ABOUT»). Changing the direction of the air flow is made by redirecting the grilles of the rotary deflectors (central and lateral) in the desired direction using the horizontal adjuster.