Blowing hot air
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Blowing hot air
My heater is blowing hot air all the time, even when set to cool flow & it's getting mighty hot in the cab. The cooling system seems ok, so is it problem with the heater itself?
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ermie571
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Re: Blowing hot air
yep - like mine the wires that are attached to the levers are no longer connected to the flaps that open and shut the vents!
I hve been told its a dash off job....which I have not yet had the guts to do.....so i open the window....
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I hve been told its a dash off job....which I have not yet had the guts to do.....so i open the window....
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Re: Blowing hot air
I'm in a similar position, It's not to much of an issue just drive with the window down abit =) Its on the ever growing to do list.
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Re: Blowing hot air
If its an Aircooled, then the easy way is to cable tie the flaps, open in winter + closed in summer. 5 minute job for both sides. Easiest if you remove the rear wheel for access
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