I am aware that this subject has been asked a thousand times, but no in those posts I can't find the information I am after.
I have a 1983 water called 1.6 diesel T25 and finally decided to take the plunge and fix my heater motor that had seized.
Unfortunately and to my surprise this was in fact the easy part of the process.
I have started to put the dash back together and all the ancillaries and have come across a problem with the heater control cables and the routing.
Basically, in routing these cables I think I have bent the cable that is attached to the top heater lever (attached to the top flap of the heater box) and the middle heater leaver is now stuck and will not move left or right.
All three levers worked fine before, the only issue I had was the heater blower was broken.
Typically, the photos I took to help me reinstall, aren't as helpful as I thought!
I can only imagine I have routed the cables incorrectly which has caused the bend, or have connected the cables to the wrong flaps on the box?
I have top Lever to top flap on the heater box (shortest cable)
Middle cable untouched and goes down through the transmission tunnel.
Bottom Lever goes to bottom flap on heater box.
I am going to once again remove the dash tomorrow and disconnect the cables from switch controls to confirm the switch levers are in fact free and maybe lube up the remaining cables and test again.
Could anyone advise me on the correct cable routing and which cable on the levers goes to which flap on the heater box please. Also the best way to install the dash to get the Lever control mechanism to fit without a struggle.
See images attached images I took before I took the box out.
Ps if anyone has a cable for the top Lever (Short cable) I can purchase, or can send me a link to the correct cable in stock online somewhere as I can't find one in stock, I would be most grateful.
Many thanks.
Andy




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