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Old 07-06-2010, 12:07 PM   #1
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Default Blend door problem..?

Ok just a quick one, and yes i've done a search..
does this sound like a blend door problem..

When i set the Climate control to say 25C only cold air will blow..
at 16C only cold air will blow, but, at 30-32C HOT air will blow..

now at 29.5C it goes back to cold air..?

I have ran the diagnostics check on the climate control and it has come up with no error codes...?

i don't wanna have to pull the dash out only to find its NOT the blend door...

Any ideas peoples..?

cheers
kris

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