I installed a new Coleman Mach 8 Plus and new inside grill in 2018. Not too long after the install, I had the same problem with the rear vent. Both front and rear have a spacer to add a bit of friction to keep the vent closed, but the rear broke and I noticed a few small plastic bits on my rear lounge.
As a fix, I found a fairly thin plastic washer, cut a small piece out of the circle, and jammed it between the end of the vent and the housing. Works to add friction and keep the vent where you place it, but will loosen and fall out every six months or so if I don't push it back in place. So a solution, just not a totally satisfactory one.
We also slightly open the rear overhead storage door and that helps deflect air from the rear vent so it doesn't dump straight down in our faces at night.
EDIT: I don't know how new your ac unit is, but our '2018 Coleman is noticeably quieter than the '2012 model it replaced (at least on middle fan speed). This is due to the fact is has an actual middle speed, whereas the older Coleman had only "high & higher".
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