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Caz2457 |
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Member No: #51309
Joined: May 31 2018Location: warrington |
I have a 09 VTi Grand Picasso, and to be truthful the heater is hopeless, think my farts, are warmer {no, funny comments } Does anyone have an idea if it's standard for the car or is there a problem? There's no airlocks, takes hours to get car warm. | ||
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gittos |
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Member No: #30055
Joined: Apr 02 2013Location: Bolton |
I have had a C4P VTi and the heater worked well. It could be the thermostat is stuck open. |
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neilp |
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Member No: #3384
Joined: Apr 21 2008Location: Bulwell, Nottingham |
Sounds like thermostat to me. | ||
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Jimux |
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Member No: #8137
Joined: Mar 08 2009Location: Kent, UK |
Your temperature gauge should rise to just before the centre point within about four miles from a cold start. The diesel models are slower to heat up than the petrol ones. Once there it should go up a few mm on a long steep hill, then drop back but not fall below the earlier point. A more accurate diagnosis, without taking things apart is to get an OBD2 reader and a laptop or smartphone and read the actual water temperature. It should stay around 93C. If all that looks okay then you could have a blocked air flap preventing the air being routed through the heater matrix. Leaves and pine needles can be a problem. |
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