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![]() Sounds like a door seal that isn't sealing well. A door seal leaking, especially along the back edge of the door will, suck air out of the cockpit (same is true of the pilot's storm window, if you've ever opened it in flight it creates a considerable suction, in fact there is a SB that requires a placard warning not to open it over 150 MPH because doing so creates enough suction to actually break the stock 1/8" windshields). Being that it is the right side that has the draft, rather confirms this diagnosis. I have a similar issue with the rear left seat in my six. The door has a gap at the rear bottom and that sucks cold air in from the screened air exhaust vents behind the back seats making that one seat pretty chilly. |
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