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heating controls do not work properly on a 928 S4
4 years 2 months ago - 4 years 2 months ago #22169
by Christian
heating controls do not work properly on a 928 S4 was created by Christian
hello,
both controls of the heater are always giving hot and do not operate
somebody knows about this problem
thank you and regards
both controls of the heater are always giving hot and do not operate
somebody knows about this problem
thank you and regards
Last edit: 4 years 2 months ago by Christian.
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4 years 2 months ago #22171
by Gary Knox
Replied by Gary Knox on topic heating controls do not work properly on a 928 S4
The heater control valve is a primary culprit when the output of the HVAC is always hot. There are vacuum operated solenoids in the console just to the right of the top of the throttle pedal that may also need addressing. Then, 2 or more vacuum pods under the dash that can fail. Not a simple system. I suggest a search of the Rennlist 928 Forum for lots of details.
Gary
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4 years 2 months ago #22172
by Rich928
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1993 928 GTS Cover Girl
1987 928 S4
1979 928 5-speed rescue
1979 928 5-liter track beast
Replied by Rich928 on topic heating controls do not work properly on a 928 S4
The 928 heater hot water flow valve has a default "FULL ON" position. So if there is a vacuum leak, or if the valve itself has failed, the heat will be full on.
I suggest first checking the heater valve. It is located at the rear of the engine.
It looks like this. Use a vacuum tester (such as a MightyVac) to see if it actuates and holds vacuum. It it has failed, replacement may fix your problem.
The Porsche 928 also has several vacuum motors that move the diversion doors for airflow and temperature. These motors fail and work to replace can be easy to having to remove the entire dash to replace.
I suggest first checking the heater valve. It is located at the rear of the engine.
It looks like this. Use a vacuum tester (such as a MightyVac) to see if it actuates and holds vacuum. It it has failed, replacement may fix your problem.
The Porsche 928 also has several vacuum motors that move the diversion doors for airflow and temperature. These motors fail and work to replace can be easy to having to remove the entire dash to replace.
Rich
Membership Chairman
Charter Member
1993 928 GTS Cover Girl
1987 928 S4
1979 928 5-speed rescue
1979 928 5-liter track beast
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