I have a civic 92 hatchback I have this problem a lot of fuken dust gets into my car it’s all over my dash board it happen right after they stole my car I thought it was because I don’t have door panels but I got them and still dust gets in my car like crazy I have a Toyota sienna and I don’t have that problem with that van at all. In my hatch I have to be wiping the dust from my panels’ dash. My car has all the panels except the mirror covers that go in the inside and the driver side door handle panels it real small my vents are always close so I thou it they get in thru there anyone have this same problem?

 

Ummm, your Sienna probably has a pollen/dust filter inline with the AC system. Civics of your vintage do not.

 

Cut up an air filter for homes, those big square ones and stick it in your vent holes if you are desperate ( you have to disassemble though)

 

the sienna this year model din't come with the cabin filter only the newer model... anyone else have this same problem

 

same thing with my car...
check your weather stripping... you could also close your vents on the climate control so you dont get outside air.

 

like said above, check your weather stripping on your all your doors, put your a/c control head to recirc. and see what happens

 

I cut up a house filter and just put it over the main part of my heater core, the air isn't that restricted and it filters all the vents, not just individual ones.

Bummer is I had to remove a good bit of my dash.

 

Kids who stole your car road it threw the fields real fast spinning the tires... Dust is lodged in the firewall matting and all the little crevisis threw out the car. Only thing I can think of really. Around the construction sites, putting the window down for 10 seconds covers the interior fast. And dust will get stuck in the fabric and just come out all the time. Hit the seats and watch it poor out.

 

My vent in the climate control are already close I don’t even used the vent control I always have it close never open. I am going to try that filter to cover my heater core….um weather stripper seems fine