Does anyone know how fast you have to go to make the plastic vents in the front to open
Does anyone know how fast you have to go to make the plastic vents in the front to open
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They actually are open to start with and then close up as speed increases to improve airflow if I’m not mistaken
Thx how can you tell if it’s stuck
Um, really no way to tell without watching it as you’re driving…..possibly a Ford scanner would get into the system and see if it is throwing a hidden fault or if it sees it moving etc? If they are bad codes usually don’t pop up, it’s more of a passive system, so basically isn’t a life or death system that needs to warn you of an issue to throw a code….if that makes sense.
@Piotr thx I have to check it I have a obd2 reader
You MIGHT be able to read the code for it….but more than likely it’s more of a high end computer/tablet style scanner to really be able to dig into the system.
Alright
https://www.greencarreports.com/news/1079678_active-shutter-grille-vents-how-they-help-improve-mpg
88 mph
Then you’re gonna see some serious shit lmao
You also need 1.21 gigawatts of electricity.
Had no idea my car did this..
It may not. Not all Fusions got them. Mine didn’t. 2014 2.0 SE.
Idle to make them open.
closed majority of the time you are driving, my active grille is hanging in my shed
They stay closed on startup to help the engine get to running temp faster.. once your car warms up they open…
But remain closed during most driving, unless AC is on
Most tuned owners ask to have them tuned to stay completely open at all times. I just removed mine completely