Keeping out the dust

Yep - a/c & recirculate for me too ... worked a treat last weekend up around Mt Disappointment area - very dusty tracks...
cheers

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Originally Posted by Graeme

If driving in clean air then set a/c to fresh air and keep the fan high to drive as fast as you like. If following another vehicle and can't drop back to clean air then recirculate to try to minimise the amount that will inevitably get sucked in. Keep the windows closed in both circumstances.

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On my trip when passing road trains etc and having to stop in the massive cloud of dust or when following too close in a dust cloud I never had a problem with dust with the A/C on auto. I expect the pollen filter will be very dusty though. I just had my car serviced and the pollen filter was changed for the first time since the trip in September. I haven't noticed any difference since changing it, however.

Bob

Pretty much the same as most have said! I have the intake air on fresh direct from the outside via the filter and the fan on a postion about mid way on the dial or above so that I am creating a positive pressure inside the vehicle. This ensures no dust ingress through any gaps in the seals etc. I must say I have not detected any gaps. I also use recirculate if I get into close proximity to other vehicles or for passing traffic that may be generating a dust cloud.

Note: Once activated the recirculate automatically goes back to fresh after a set period. Not sure if that aspect is adjustable?

The net result is a clean and dust free (as much as is possible on my local dirt roads) interior.

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Originally Posted by LGM

Note: Once activated the recirculate automatically goes back to fresh after a set period. Not sure if that aspect is adjustable?

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Hold the recirc button in for 3 secs, and it will stay on indefinitely.

Cheers,

Gordon