Im bringing this old thred up! ok, once ive taken off the pannel with the motors on it, as the cog is in all shapes, how tight do i pull the cable tie around the cog? is it just to keep it in shape so the motor can grab onto it?
Was it easy to do? I saw this thread other week due to my heaters doing the same [emoji17]Thanks to all the guys who put up steps and guides to this. Did it upside down from the footwell and sure enough the casing that the cog sits in was split badly. Just used 2 3mm ties which are small but are holding it closed enough. Didn't use any glue yet so I'll wait and see whether it's ok after some time. Just ran through all ac set points with air at full blast and it was the best it's been for ages.
Only those 3 6mm screws to undo and unplug the top set of cables for a little "space".
Thanks again!!!!
Yeh, did sort of hurt my back. Just put some padding on the door sill and that helps a lot. Used a bendy drill attachment taking off but didn't really use to get the centre screw back on. I used a mini 1/4" drive set I have that fit in nicely. Use some pliers to hold the cracked piece together while pulling cable tie right and probably just use a single 5/6mm wide tie. Try and keep the cogs lined up but just jiggle it to get it back on.Was it easy to do? I saw this thread other week due to my heaters doing the same [emoji17]
Even with the AC off?Mine is still hot air only, I think mine is a compressor failure or system leak
Hi, thanks for your reply and sorry for my late reply, i have checked that and the piece of plastic does move, is there anything i can do/check to narrow down the problem? Thanks.Yours is manual, so no servos to control.
In any casy, you should check if the second steel cable, the one that goes to the orange(insh) piece of plastic is working when you move the heat selector.
That's my thinking too, which would then point to the stepper motor being faulty. Of course when I stripped the panel last night my brain had died and I never thought of swapping the plugs on the motors lolI would have thought that if you out the fan on manual and adjust the temp it will blow what you ask for regardless of what the sensor reads.
So I finally got around to removing the interior light unit to see if the sensor had been unplugged and it hasn't. I assume is the bigger of the two sensors? If so what is the other sensor?