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Hello!

I have a question that is probably pretty obvious for anyone who closely inspected an US truck - but I haven't, so here it comes: Many US trucks have a group of three bullet-lights on the roof. Between them you often see two snorkel-like objects. What are those? Thanks in advance for your help, have a nice day

Paweł

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The part you are speaking of is an air diverter to direct air along the roof and past the roof vent. The diverter assures that air will be directed into the vent when the vent is opened forward or past the vent to draw air from the cab when opened rearward.

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Hello!

Thanks a lot for your fast answer! So am I correct to assume they should be U-shaped, looking from the front, and see-through (open at the rear)? Thanks again, have a nice day

Paweł

no,,the open faces the front..bob

Pawel,here is a smaller picture that shows the orientation of the roof vent intakes on a basic R-model cab,as already stated the open end faces forward,this is for the roof-mounted fresh-air vent commonly found on older Mack models R,RW,RD,U ,etc..........hope this helps!..........Mark

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