I have a 1.6 diesel and as you all know the heating is useless. My wife and small daughter are now complaining. i have the chance to get heating for the back cheap.
see this link.
http://allegro.pl/show_item.php?item=80030990
i know it is in Polish but just look at the pictures:-)
is it a big job to fit? I think there will be some plumbing involved but should it be worthdoing.. The guy tells be he will sell it and fit it for 50 pounds.
heating in the rear
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only just noticed this thread.i cant believe nobody has replied to it.i think you would be better off buying an eberspacher heater.it will cost more but its more compact. and where would you fit that heater..plus it looks like that one will need a lot of power to keep it running...
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Heating in diesels is generally damned good. I'd have a look at whether you have a blocked heater matrix or whether it's airlocked.
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Diamond Hell wrote:Heating in diesels is generally damned good. I'd
and rumour has it that we have lives, too.
Don't talk twaddle DH, lives elsewhere, morning, noon and night is the life we all lead for our dubs

Yes the heating is good in my diesel, in fact very hard to switch it off - one of the cables needs changing. Have you got the part that deflects heat to the rear, it fits between the front seats and channels hot/cold air to the rear by the use of the fourth/bottom lever on the heating controls? if not, try getting one of those first - a damn sight cheaper and easier to fit
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1.6 diesel heaters
My 1.6 TD heating is very good. Too hot on full and about right half way or less. The only time I had problems with it was due to an airlock in which case it either worked or it didnt...nothing inbetween.
Im not the first and I wont be the last