u/Glittering_War_8646

I'm looking for a full-body panel around ₹5,000. I'd prefer multiple wavelengths and no blue light. What panels have people here actually used and would recommend?

2020 SLE, about 71k. Ran the AC properly for the first time this summer and the driver side vents blow cold while the passenger side is barely cool. Rear vents are fine.

Tried the obvious stuff. Recirculate on, temps synced, both zones set to the same number, cabin filter swapped last month so that is not it. It does the same whether the car is moving or sitting still.

From what I can tell this is usually a blend door actuator rather than a refrigerant issue, mostly because the rear is fine and the compressor is clearly working. There is no clicking noise behind the dash though, which is what everyone says to listen for.

Anyone dealt with this one? Trying to work out whether it is a dash out job or something I can get at without taking half the interior apart.

Looking at a 2022 or 2023 Acadia AT4 and keeping a Traverse on the list as the sensible alternative. Family of four, one dog, mostly suburban driving with a couple of long trips a year.

What I like about the Acadia is the size. The Traverse feels like a lot of car for what we actually need and parking it at work would be a daily annoyance.

What gives me pause is the third row. Everyone says it is kids only on the Acadia and that matches what I felt sitting in one. We would use it maybe six times a year for grandparents, which is exactly the use case it is worst at.

For anyone who cross shopped these two and went Acadia, did the smaller third row ever actually bite you? And for anyone who went the other way, was the extra length worth it day to day?

Not really considering anything outside these two at this point.