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Posts: 15 Sat, 27-Jun-2009 10:47 |
A few jobs to do and one of them is to try and reduce a bit of the heat coming through the vents. I looked through the previous threads on this - did anyone
discover the source of the valve? (please don't say Livingstone!). Has anyone installed an alternative?
Warming up!! |
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Posts: 1481 Sat, 27-Jun-2009 19:24 Guru mechanic |
Could not find the source but managed to fix mine, a very small application of WD40 and a gentle tap and they work great now.
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Posts: 16 Sat, 27-Jun-2009 19:30 |
Thanks Jack - oil and tap it is tomorrow.
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Posts: 337 Mon, 29-Jun-2009 12:45 Junior mechanic |
Good old WD40 and a large `ammer , my kind of engineering. I`ll try that on mine too as it clearly doesn`t work either .
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Posts: 1485 Tue, 30-Jun-2009 17:49 Guru mechanic |
Best to check that there is power to them first in case it is a simple fuse or relay issue.
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