Home Page | Join The Forum 968s For Sale | Contact us | |||||||||||
|
Heater Controls on a Porsche 968Question Hi all, I have looked carefully, but cannot find where/how the air is deflected up or down. Any advice? Thanks. Answer Hi, Move the upper slider and you will hear/see it move. The middle one is the demist motor which will direct air at maximum speed to the windscreen and shuts off the other outlets. Press the demist button and you will see / hear it moving. The one you are interested in is the lower one, this will move the footwell flap and direct air to the footwell, if it is working. There are two solutions here. If you move the footwell slider on the
heater control unit can you hear the motor moving? Replace the small plastic clamp and also insert the small metal retaining piece to stop it popping out again. If you do not hear the motor moving then it has seized ( a common problem as it seems if there is a leak it drips on to this servo which rusts). Relatively easy to remove (if a little fiddly) and replace with a working secondhand unit. Connect it up and make sure it works before screwing back together. Hey presto...heat to your feet (Tall Phil) |
||||||||||
Porsche 968 UK | Forum | Contact us | |||||||||||
Would you like to have a Porsche related advert
or link on this website Please complete the contact form. |
|||||||||||
(No affiliation with, or approval of, Porsche
AG, Porsche Cars GB or Porsche Club GB is intended or implied.) There is no Intention to Infringe any Copyrights, Logos or Trademarks. All Copyrights, Logos and Trademarks remain the Property of the Rightful Owners. Copyright © 2002-2024 porsche968uk.co.uk. All Rights Reserved. No part of this web site or related materials may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, transmitted, retransmitted, duplicated, copied, reposted or otherwise used in any form or by any means electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise without the express, prior, written approval of the owners of porsche968uk.co.uk |
|||||||||||
Website Design By KTH |