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4.9
Passenger Compartment Forced Air Ex‐
traction, Checking
Note
♦
For forced air extraction, one ventilation frame -A- each is in‐
stalled on left and right.
♦
Forced air extraction vent frames -A- are removed and instal‐
led from the outside (with the bumper cover removed).
♦
On the Audi TT Roadster, the ventilation openings -B- in the
rear lid trim -A- must not be covered by any objects when the
rear lid is closed.
Checking the ventilation openings in the luggage compartment
trim panel
– Check air duct through left and right luggage compartment trim
ventilation openings -A- to both vent frames -B- in luggage
compartment (left and right) for throughput.
Note
♦
To ensure proper function of passenger compartment ventila‐
tion, vent openings -A- in luggage compartment trim on left
and right must not be sealed.
♦
Closed ventilation slits in luggage compartment trim -A- or
plugged air ducts to vent frames -B- can cause windows to fog.
♦
This illustration shows the luggage compartment in an Audi TT
Coupe. On the Audi TT Roadster, air is guided out of the pas‐
senger compartment to the ventilation openings -A-, through
the convertible top compartment and via the vent slits that are
installed in the upper left and right luggage compartment trim.
Check forced air extraction vent frames from inside
– Remove luggage compartment trim (left and right). Refer to⇒
Body Interior; Rep. Gr. 70 ; Removal and Installation .
Audi TT 2007 ➤
Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning - Edition 01.2011
98
Rep. Gr.87 - Air Conditioning