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Climate Control vacuum pipes facelift
« on: 24 October 2010, 17:14:49 »

Hi everyone,

Still trying to fix my Climate Control. At the moment I have no heating, although HBV was changed back in spring.

Have determined if we apply vacuum to the HBV then hot water flows and hot air comes out of vents, otherwise nothing.

What I'm after is a schematic of the vacuum pipes and solenoids inside the passenger compartment. Does anyone have one , or is there one on the forum?

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Re: Climate Control vacuum pipes facelift
« Reply #1 on: 24 October 2010, 18:53:43 »

Sorry mate .. your post is unreadable due to the size of your avatar ... :(

Yours is 320 x 240 !!  Site rules .. max 110 x 110 .. so we can actually read what you post !!
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Re: Climate Control vacuum pipes facelift
« Reply #2 on: 24 October 2010, 18:56:19 »

He said  :D

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Hi everyone,

Still trying to fix my Climate Control. At the moment I have no heating, although HBV was changed back in spring.

Have determined if we apply vacuum to the HBV then hot water flows and hot air comes out of vents, otherwise nothing.

What I'm after is a schematic of the vacuum pipes and solenoids inside the passenger compartment. Does anyone have one , or is there one on the forum?

Dominic
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Re: Climate Control vacuum pipes facelift
« Reply #3 on: 24 October 2010, 21:13:26 »

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Hi everyone,

Still trying to fix my Climate Control. At the moment I have no heating, although HBV was changed back in spring.

Have determined if we apply vacuum to the HBV then hot water flows and hot air comes out of vents, otherwise nothing.
What I'm after is a schematic of the vacuum pipes and solenoids inside the passenger compartment. Does anyone have one , or is there one on the forum?

Dominic

This would suggest that the coolant pipes on the 'output' side of the HBV are interchanged, and need swapping over, I'm fairly sure.
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Re: Climate Control vacuum pipes facelift
« Reply #4 on: 24 October 2010, 21:20:45 »

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Hi everyone,

Still trying to fix my Climate Control. At the moment I have no heating, although HBV was changed back in spring.

Have determined if we apply vacuum to the HBV then hot water flows and hot air comes out of vents, otherwise nothing.
What I'm after is a schematic of the vacuum pipes and solenoids inside the passenger compartment. Does anyone have one , or is there one on the forum?

Dominic

This would suggest that the coolant pipes on the 'output' side of the HBV are interchanged, and need swapping over, I'm fairly sure.


Agreed.. that is WRONG ... should be No Vac = Heat, Vac = Cold   ie, vac turns OFF the water flow. My guess is the HBV is connected up wrongly .....
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Re: Climate Control vacuum pipes facelift
« Reply #5 on: 24 October 2010, 21:38:59 »

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Hi everyone,

Still trying to fix my Climate Control. At the moment I have no heating, although HBV was changed back in spring.

Have determined if we apply vacuum to the HBV then hot water flows and hot air comes out of vents, otherwise nothing.
What I'm after is a schematic of the vacuum pipes and solenoids inside the passenger compartment. Does anyone have one , or is there one on the forum?

Dominic

This would suggest that the coolant pipes on the 'output' side of the HBV are interchanged, and need swapping over, I'm fairly sure.


Agreed.. that is WRONG ... should be No Vac = Heat, Vac = Cold   ie, vac turns OFF the water flow. My guess is the HBV is connected up wrongly .....
To OP. The two spigots on the HBV. Top hose into bulkhead fit to top spigot, bottom bulkhead hose to bottom spigot
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Re: Climate Control vacuum pipes facelift
« Reply #6 on: 26 October 2010, 01:11:22 »

Thanks for the replies.

Problem finally sorted out today; Mechanic says he replaced the the solenoid behind the radio, not sure he was being completely honest with me, but he didn't charge me so I'm not complaining.

BTW: not sure what happened to the avatar, it's the same one I've been using for years. I'll reduce it down.

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Re: Climate Control vacuum pipes facelift
« Reply #7 on: 26 October 2010, 01:13:07 »

Oh, btw, note to admins: I didn't receive the e-mail notification for the replies.
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