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Janice, I have had a look at images of the Autocruise Vista (very nice little van by the way) and the images appear to me to show the usual (from the outside of course) 2 vents, one above the other.
Not being familiar with your van I had to do that in order for others to be able to try to help you. Some of the vans show the vents in what appear to be open, and some in 'closed' position. We all know that gas has to be vented, treated with respect etc. I am only guessing that the 'fridge runs on gas as the vents are there. Please would it be possible to let us know if the vent / vents were replaced with what are known as summer or winter vents, (Summer being a larger size of open grid and winter being less so) and if they appear to be the same as those that were replaced, if indeed you can remember what they looked like.
If you keep the van at home, and can shift the side of the van to face the vents into the wind. You could then block off the vents, on the outside, with some tape and a piece of card and see how that affects things, and also the opposite...open them to see if it makes things worse. I think that would be the best way to establish if the vents are the entry point of the draught.
Good luck.
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