Where is the car air conditioning intake located?

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IanAnn
07/30/25 1:40am
Generally, it is located below the windshield. The air conditioning intake may vary depending on the brand and model of the vehicle. The locations of car air conditioning intake vents are introduced as follows: 1. There are two air intakes for car air conditioning - one is for the external circulation system, located in the air filter box under the front windshield; 2. The other is for internal circulation, typically found as two circular vents on both sides of the dashboard inside the cabin. Most vehicles' external circulation intakes are equipped with air filtration devices such as pollen filters or dust filters, while most internal circulation systems lack intake filtration devices.
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