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Almera 04 1.5

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  • 05-10-2009 8:17pm
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    padir
    Closed Accounts Posts: 13 ✭


    Hi All,

    i recently did the gearbox of my almera and all went well except i now have no interior heater :mad:

    the sensors telling the temp out side arnt working either but i think they are all connected..

    i was told check for a loose earth wire but i did twice and definaltly left none..

    all fuses are ok aswell ...

    is it a matter of "plugging in" and resetting it ??

    any help would be great as fiancee feeling the cold on way to work ;)
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    #2
    padir
    Closed Accounts Posts: 13 ✭padir


    :(:(:(


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    THEDONWALDO
    Registered Users Posts: 128 ✭✭THEDONWALDO


    the heater resistor has a habit of going in that model almera, they are around €51 + vat. You should get it checked out by a mechanic to make sure thats the problem


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    ianobrien
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    THEDONWALDO wrote: »
    the heater resistor has a habit of going in that model almera, they are around €51 + vat. You should get it checked out by a mechanic to make sure thats the problem

    Ya, I've had two of them blow on me. IIRC 80 to 90 quid fitted in a main dealer (approx half an hour job)


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    THEDONWALDO
    Registered Users Posts: 128 ✭✭THEDONWALDO


    check that your pollen filter isnt blocked, if it is blocked it causes the heater resistor to overheat.


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