This video shows how to fix the loose and worn-out AC vents on your Lamborghini Gallardo. This DIY works for all years of the Lamborghini Gallardo from 2004-2014. Using some simple nylon washers and duct tape, your vents will be better than new ones!
Tools and Parts Used
Duct Tape
Pick and Hook Set: https://amzn.to/3HcTIHF
Nylon Washers #6 Or #8: https://amzn.to/3OexkQx
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Great video , a new tape you should buy and use is made for this , its TESA fuzzy tape , made for interior rub points and harness wrap to help with rattles.
Great video, I will be doing it on my LP560. I have the twirly vents right now that keep rotating on their own.
saaaweeeeet Richard, works great!
Awesome video!! Very informative
Great video as usual I have loose vents so I'm going to go ahead and do mine just like you showed me and by the way I lost my passenger side exhaust tip and Grill and you're right they are not cheap so now along with the idea for the active vents I think I have to look into fabricating my own hexagon mesh grill with exhaust tips
Another gold nugget !!! I appreciate you doing topics you don't see often. The level of detail you provide helps, so as to not be intimidated by working on a supercar…you make it look fun !!!! Thanks again !!! Cheers !!!
Yep, he is an engineer.
Killin it with the content 🙂 as usual!
Having my AC system charged or replaced this week. Wish I was as comfortable wrenching on these as you!
Is the tape on your finger from poking yourself with a dental pick?
It is kind of funny to see you using a dental pick, with medical-grade tape on your finger! lol
Good work though!
Oh noooo don't use that tape. The sticky part will delayer from the plastic part in half a year and you gonna be left with a sticky mess. A few layers of transparent packing tape will be a much better option
Brilliant. Tho mine haven’t been too loose fortunately.