Reverse Heating Problem...

[Mikef]

OK, having spent

[Mikef]

Hmmm...a very warm drive home last night...ah well...see if I can put up with it for 2 months until its next service. Drove the other car into work this morning, which ahs the sort of windnoise problems that makes the Galaxy seem quiet...

 

mikef

[Guest neil_wiles]

MikeF

 

No-one seems to comment on your heating problem but i think what has happened in the race to fix your aux haeter the control to the front matrix has been disconnected, not sure how as mine does not have climate control but I have a twin zone heater arrangement on my Discovery and that has a similar fault that one control overides the other when they should be independant. try turning the climate control on and setting it to a low temperature maybe the CC is trying to warm the cabin to the set temperature whilst your "heater" is trying to cool it.

 

Maybe total b4ll5 but hey I am only at work, will check my data cds when I get home and try and be helpful from there.

 

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[Mikef]

HI NEil - thanks for the reply. I don't have climate comtrol, just air con and 'normal' heating...its the normal heating thats the prob here. When I get chance at teh weekend I'll see what difference using air con makes.

 

its a pain after spending so much time and money on the aux heater system...

 

ho hum

 

cheers

 

mikef

[gazza007]

Could be the controls themselves, Mine don't always respond first time especially on direction control

[Guest Gurugal]

This might seem daft but it's worth a look. My wife usually turns the heating on via the front panel and leaves the back control on cold and vice versa - could that be the problem? That way the system fights itself.

 

It's either that or possibly the flap controls are disconnected or broken.

 

It's certainly worth a try.