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Heater not blowing Hot Air
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mnaylor
PostPosted: Mon Dec 19, 2011 10:28 am Up
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Hi All,

I have just signed up to try and find out what is wrong with my Mum's 206 Roland Garros. The heater will not blow hot air, only cold, even once the Engine is up to operating temp.

My first thought was head gasket so I checked for symptoms and none. The oil is nice and clean, not using any, and the car is not overheating. No mayo under the oil filler cap etc.

So now I assume it is heater matrix connected. Is this the case? All I was going to do was go down the local scrappy and get one from a 206 down there, but before I start taking the dash apart I thought I would ask on here.

I have owned two 205 GTI's in years gone by so I am used to dealing with these sort of gremlins the French like building into their cars Very Happy

Any help would be appreciated.

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you dont need to take the dash apart as you can get to the heater matrix by removing the glove box and pulling the corner next to the matrix out a little.
 

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Digital climate control or manual control?
Checked the pollen filter?
Tried bleeding the system? could have an air lock.

 


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RG should have the digital climate control.
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It has air con and has a digital display. So is it classed as climate control? No manual controls as such.

So it is not 100% the matrix then?

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mnaylor wrote:
It has air con and has a digital display

Digital climate control, the top spec of heating you can get in a 206 Laughing

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try to change the thermostat first before u start changing the heater matrix Smile
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How much anti-freeze do you have in the car? Mine did the same last winter and it turned out the water froze up in the matrix.
 
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Look at your engine temp gauge, is it coming up to 90C quite quickly? Is the large pipe going to radiator from the thermostat staying cold as it should when engine is warming up and then suddenly gets hot as thermostat opens? If so then your thermostat is working

Feel the pipes going in and out of the heater matrix with engine hot and heater off. Both should be too hot to keep your hand on. If you have one hot and the other is cold then you have a flow problem through the matrix which could be air in the system so sort that first. If not then the matrix could be partially blocked in which case try back flushing the heater matrix and then try again

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My mums does this, behind the glove box is a small connector which comes unplugged pretty easy.
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check the heater motor actuator - could be blocking warm air from getting through to the dash vents.
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mnaylor
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Sounds like I have a lot to check, what fun. I was hoping it would be simple, I will check the easy things first and go from there, thanks for your help people.
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