Cooling Your Tacoma’s Backseat: A Simple Heat Reduction Tip

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h4ngman tacoma

Active Wheeler

Sep 6, 2025

I've read online that it is normal for the back seat of your truck to warm up because of the battery. Well, that's not really the case and wanted to share a simple tip for it.

I found out that if you put the heat and cooling system on the floor blowing mode, it helps to reduce the heat for the rear seat of your truck.

I know Tacos have a vent for the rear passengers under the front seats. Which can be used to control the temperature back there. Figured this would be a useful tip for anyone who might be facing such.

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