Has anyone connected Model Y A/C to the console to cool beverages/food?

[A2be]

Has anyone connected Model Y A/C to the console to cool beverages/food?

It seems that the A/C supply for the rear seats runs right through the front console (under, or around, it?).

Has anybody tried to connect some of that cold air to filter though the console so it might chill food, or beverages? Where does the A/C duct run specifically?

(I looked and did not find another thread on this; but if you have one, please add the link to this thread.)

 

[bpobill]

Just buy a plug in cooler. I can’t imagine hacking up a car to direct some air that’s not cool enough for refrigeration purposes.

 

[Fourdoor]

Has anyone connected Model Y A/C to the console to cool beverages/food?

It seems that the A/C supply for the rear seats runs right through the front console (under, or around, it?).

Has anybody tried to connect some of that cold air to filter though the console so it might chill food, or beverages? Where does the A/C duct run specifically?

(I looked and did not find another thread on this; but if you have one, please add the link to this thread.)

Probably not hard to do if you are just looking to cool a couple drinks... up to you if you want to hack up the center console in pursuit of this idea... I doubt it has been done by anyone yet.

Keith

 

[A2be]

I'm not arguing it is a great idea, nor a poor idea. Just exploring.

But with the number and extent of hacks that various Tesla owners have done to their cars, I'd be surprised to find NO ONE has yet tried hacking the A/C duct to get cool air into their console.

 

[DP1096]

I'm not arguing it is a great idea, nor a poor idea. Just exploring.

But with the number and extent of hacks that various Tesla owners have done to their cars, I'd be surprised to find NO ONE has yet tried hacking the A/C duct to get cool air into their console.

Let us know how it turns out