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Hot air stuck on

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dubfordstyling

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Hi All,

My heater has decided to only pump out hot air from the main vents. Anybody know whats caused this as its going to get pretty uncomfortable in the summer!

Thanks in advance!
 
Hi Angus,

Drop Tore an email and he'll talk you through the likely causes, asking a few questions along the way. He knows his stuff. He's quite active on Rennlist if you need to PM him.

Chris
 
One side or both sides of the passenger compartment? Sounds like a flap in the mixer servo in the footwell that has stuck.

Hopefully you will be able to free it off/clean contacts as these parts aint cheap :what:
 
Do you think that would explain why I was sometimes getting constant heat on the drivers side footwell? This was before I got constant heat everywhere.
 
More than likely but I would think it unusual for both to fail at the same time. When you move the heat dial do you hear any levers move?
 
No it's a bit fiddly

Allow lots of time and it's worth taking a tranquiiser before you start
 
So I managed to pull the footwell apart and can't seem to see where the mixer servo. Am I being thick? I assumed it was in the middle of this pipe?

 
dubfordstyling said:
So I managed to pull the footwell apart and can't seem to see where the mixer servo. Am I being thick? I assumed it was in the middle of this pipe?

Click to expand...

The mixing servo (x2) are found in the front luggage compartment. Remove the plastic cover under the scuttle panel and all will be revealed lil!
I'd do a few searches on heater servo diy's before you start, and stock up on the tranquillisers.
As previously mentioned, Tore B is the man for this...
http://www.bergvillfx.com/porschehvac1

Enjoy!!
 
dubfordstyling said:
So I managed to pull the footwell apart and can't seem to see where the mixer servo. Am I being thick? I assumed it was in the middle of this pipe?

Click to expand...

The mixing servo (x2) are found in the front luggage compartment. Remove the plastic cover under the scuttle panel and all will be revealed lil!
I'd do a few searches on heater servo diy's before you start, and stock up on the tranquillisers.
As previously mentioned, Tore B is the man for this...
http://www.bergvillfx.com/porschehvac1

Enjoy!!
 
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