Which level of trim do have?
VTR+ or higher have full auto climate control; VTR and lower have manual A/C. Posted by BigJohnD on 03 February 2010 | Relevance: 0.6
Very interested in following this thread, I also have a 2014 GP with dual climate control. The only heater that outputs any real heat is the passenger... Posted by Mjd700 on 13 November 2019 | Relevance: 0.6
...e drivers side was much easier to do and to get at.
Just realised - I am assuming you have the dual zone, electronic climate control here. Posted by glossevans on 09 April 2010 | Relevance: 0.6
Many thanks. Yes I have the dual climate control unit. Will take a look at that link and let you know how I get on. Posted by on 09 April 2010 | Relevance: 0.6
...bsolutely boiling. could it be a sensor or control module issue instead? if so where are they located?
any help would be greatly appreciated. Posted by liamslost on 13 May 2013 | Relevance: 0.6
It usually involves changing the front control panel unless your happy to pull it apart and use a soldering iron.....
There is a thread somewhere... Posted by Dave_Retired. on 17 May 2012 | Relevance: 0.6
If you need a new control panel, I've got one here. Had it as a spare and don't have the car anymore. Plus I'm only half an hour from Glasgow. Posted by steely on 10 November 2014 | Relevance: 0.6
...o go, and it was more than likely it.
Next...control panel indeed! It could be the fan, but a few people have indicated in other threads that a n... Posted by trembling_blender on 13 November 2014 | Relevance: 0.6
Hi David,
I had a simular issue, except my heater fan was running at high speed.
I was advised it could be the Fan Resistor / Control Module.
Th... Posted by zane2g on 02 September 2019 | Relevance: 0.6
... cogs - the white pivot (if you mean the part I'm thinking of) controls the air flow direction (so demister etc) and not hot/cold distribution. Posted by Biohead on 25 May 2014 | Relevance: 0.6
...hite pivot (if you mean the part I'm thinking of) controls the air flow direction (so demister etc) and not hot/cold distribution.
Cogs? Where... Posted by laurenellis on 25 May 2014 | Relevance: 0.6
...hite pivot (if you mean the part I'm thinking of) controls the air flow direction (so demister etc) and not hot/cold distribution.
Cogs? Where... Posted by laurenellis on 25 May 2014 | Relevance: 0.6
Heated mirrors on most cars normally run independently of the rear screen element. Heated mirrors usually run all the time, or are auto controlled by ... Posted by Commodore on 29 April 2012 | Relevance: 0.6
...ear screen function.
There isn't a separate switch/function for it and it has been covered before on site.
This is true. But the question s... Posted by on 29 April 2012 | Relevance: 0.6
The word is CANBus, not cambus. It's a very low power way of identifying, controlling and monitoring devices around the car.
"CAN bus (for cont... Posted by BigJohnD on 29 April 2012 | Relevance: 0.6
... car windows and mirrors. All its consisted of is switching on the heated rear window button and waiting to see what happens.
Is it worthwhile me... Posted by trembling_blender on 04 November 2011 | Relevance: 0.6
...ve feed from the cigarette lighter to the mirror, switched with a micro relay from the power coming from the rear screen heater. Putting fuses between... Posted by sloppysod on 29 November 2011 | Relevance: 0.6
In your usual low/mid/high spec model range, most manufacturers fit heated door mirrors on mid spec and up, operated by rear screen demister switch an... Posted by Richard_C on 23 November 2018 | Relevance: 0.6
...ave yes the car has full leather and all the heating switches, spent another 20 mins trying to find this relay under the seat but still no luck. Posted by craig573 on 16 April 2012 | Relevance: 0.6
mmmm not sure about that i think that box could be for something else maybe to do with the air bags
The primary air bag controller is between ... Posted by BigJohnD on 17 April 2012 | Relevance: 0.6
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