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Originally Posted by Twitchy15
Yeah cause the heat is the exact opposite of what we want haha. hot in bedroom cool in living room
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it comes down to basic hydraulics and backpressure on the respective lines. Meaning that the hot air will take the path of least resistance... so if your vents are wide open closest to the furnace more flow will go that way compared to a more distance location that has more pressure drop (ie higher back pressure). So... substantially close the vents closest to the furnace and open wide the furthest ones. Also go around feeling the walls where the ducting runs to make sure that the ducting sections have not de-attached (this happened to us). A hot wall would indicate this.