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Melvin



Member Since: 14 Nov 2021
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Feeble ventilated seats

Hello everyone,

I've got a MY18 L405 (facelift version, so with the newer style of seats).

I find that the ventilation on the seats is really feeble. Even on the highest setting it's barely noticeable. I can just about notice it so it's definitley working a bit. But, it makes barely any difference to coolness and settings -1, -2 and -3 are all pretty much the same.

Is this normal?

If it's not normal, does anyone have any thoughts on how I could diagnose / fix the issue? I did wonder if when the leather has been treated someone has just splurged the leather wax into all the holes and blocked them.

Thanks for any thoughts you might have.

Post #667872 29th Jun 2023 5:36pm
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Philip



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Normal I’d say, it isn’t very powerful.

Post #667898 29th Jun 2023 9:41pm
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Arch Stanton



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England 2018 Range Rover Autobiography SDV8 Corris Grey

it isnt powerful but I got in the other day when it was hot and I was a bit sweaty, I could really feel it then til my skin dried. First time FFRR owner

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Melvin



Member Since: 14 Nov 2021
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Thanks for the responses.
I guess I'll have to just spray myself down with water before I get in on a hot day. Laughing

Post #667933 30th Jun 2023 9:24am
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