Heat problem after double din install....
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Heat problem after double din install....
Hey there,
I recently replaced my sat nav with a double din unit.
Now I don't know this has contributed to my problemail or not, but over winter I have noticed that the temperature on the passengers side is colder in general than the drivers side.
It feels that at all temps the passenger side is always a few degrees colder.
When both at lowest, it is definitely colder & when both are at maximum, passenger side is not cold, but cool compared to drivers side.
I have read the sticky about replacing servo's, but just checking first that someone hasnt exprienced this & it isn't related to changing out the sat nav to double din.
Thanks in advance, oh & I'm from the UK, but I don't think that would make any difference.
It hasn't on any other of the fix it's I've used on here.
I recently replaced my sat nav with a double din unit.
Now I don't know this has contributed to my problemail or not, but over winter I have noticed that the temperature on the passengers side is colder in general than the drivers side.
It feels that at all temps the passenger side is always a few degrees colder.
When both at lowest, it is definitely colder & when both are at maximum, passenger side is not cold, but cool compared to drivers side.
I have read the sticky about replacing servo's, but just checking first that someone hasnt exprienced this & it isn't related to changing out the sat nav to double din.
Thanks in advance, oh & I'm from the UK, but I don't think that would make any difference.
It hasn't on any other of the fix it's I've used on here.
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Hello mate, I'm currently changing my nav system over to double din but I can't see how you'd manage to affect the heating, unless the climate module you have is faulty maybe?
I'm also in the UK (cambs).
I'm also in the UK (cambs).
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Hi mate, yea I sorta thought that but just wanted to check if there was a simple reset of the module before I stripped out the dash to fix the servo's.
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Are the servos known to go bad? I've been on the forum a while but only ever looked into the issues that went bad on my car, etc, wind noise, ball joints, actuators, etc.
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I think people experience more problems with their cars in the states because they do a lot more miles than us in the UK generally, although that's not always the case.
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When is the last time you've had your ac serviced? When I was working for Toyota, alot of their dual climate systems would have this problem if the system was low on overall charge. Otherwise, it could be a servo issue.
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You have just answered that, thank you.
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