Birty Dastards Jeep Club
Tech Forum => Workshop => Topic started by: Brynjaminjones on January 26, 2014, 01:09:53 AM
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I'm in the process of fixing any little niggles with the XJ at the moment, so I thought I'd look into this which has been puzzling me for a while.
The temperature dial for the heater no longer turns all the way to the hot setting. It will turn to about the 3 o'clock position, but that's it. I can force it all the way, but it immediately springs back when I let go.
I can't really tell, but I think it does seem like the heater's not blowing at the max temperature, which would be logical with the knob in that position.
Any ideas?? :017:
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First thing I would try is, pull the dial/knob off and check that it hasn't slipped around the shaft and re-aligned itself. Replace it in the correct position. The same thing happens on my wifes Yaris.
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Cheers, but I did that the other day and it's the shaft itself that isn't turning as far as it should!
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Check the linkages for travel behind the dash next.
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:imwitstupid:
this happens alot on my mates TJ :jpshakehead:
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I have this on the TJ with the temperature sliders. :jump_125: I can't shut the heating off and I can't push it to maximum.
It is on my list of to dos.
This list is getting quite long
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I thought I'd update now that I've found the fix for this...
When I installed a newer Chrysler radio from a Voyager, I had to get a new adapter box to make my existing CD changer work. Where I had put this box, it was stopping the plastic on the back of the knob inside the dashboard from turning all the way!
Stupidly simple, and rather annoying that I went all winter without proper heat because of it! :tool:
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You aren't alone mate...we've all done things like that...and most of us will admit it! :icon_winkle: