i want to more air come into interior on external mode

[dr7up]

anyone know how to increase External mode of air circulation into interior. Sometime i dont want turn on my a/c and i open the external mode to let the air come in, but kind the no air come in inside. I always change air filter and cabin filter on Sechdule. Can somoneone help me out? My car is 2007 Nissan Versa Hatchback SL
thank you!

[95zenki man]

Roll the windows down?? Sounds like the best option to me..

[dr7up]

i dont want to roll down the window. Most of civic and corolla have a lot external mode air come in. How come my car doesn't? or all the nissan versa are like that no air come into external mode?
thank you!!

[kc5f]

I miss the "vent" option that most older cars had. I do get plenty of air coming into the Versa, but have to turn on the fan to get it to come in. But yes, having a window cracked, at least, does help, as the car is pretty well sealed.

[Andrews Chalmers]

i dont want to roll down the window. Most of civic and corolla have a lot external mode air come in. How come my car doesn't? or all the nissan versa are like that no air come into external mode?
thank you!!

Um so you don't want to turn on the fan.

You don't want to open the window.

You want more fresh air.

Sounds like you should ditch the windshield.

[dr7up]

i just want more air come inside the vent without turn the fan or a/c. Just basic all normal car have it. just my car the external mode vent dont have a lot air come in. That why i posting to ask anyone know or any idea about it.

[kc5f]

That's why I said "that most older cars had". Even in my wife's 1999 minivan you have to turn on the fan to bring in any air. I haven't seen a car with a true vent in many years. They were nice, but not very common any more.

[dr7up]

I see but my nissan murano 2009 have a lot air come into the vent. Just like i turn on my fan second level. I guess nobody can help and answer my question. Sad, thank you for who were respond my To my message

[Jape]

If your cabin is sealed (i.e. your windows are all up) then its harder for the air to flow in since there's only so much pressure that can build in your cabin. Cracking the windows actually does increase the air flow into your cabin. Other than that you either HAVE to turn the fan on or find a way to move your engine to allow the vent more open air and lets face it, you're not going to do the latter..