Hi Guys
Must be getting old but I can\'t face another whole winter with no heater in my Mk2. The control valve appears to be the culprit - can this be replaced in situ or am I facing a major dismantling operation?
Best wishes
Trevan
Heater
We had the same problem with a Mk11. It was the heater valve. Took a lot of time and heat / WD40. Eventually we hacksawed a large slot right across it and turned it with a huge screwdriver. Still must be easier than removing the heater box though.
U can check if it is the heater valve by following the heater pipes. The warmth stopped just before the valve on ours as the valve was seized closed. Good luck!
U can check if it is the heater valve by following the heater pipes. The warmth stopped just before the valve on ours as the valve was seized closed. Good luck!
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Hi
Haven\'t had the time or the guts to give this a go yet but I\'m sure at some point in the next week or so I\'ll get so fed up with turkey sandwiches that I\'ll fancy hanging upside down in the front footwell. Figured it would be a big job to take the heater out - it\'s why I\'ve shivered through the last 10 winters! Will keep you all posted.
All the best
Trevan
Haven\'t had the time or the guts to give this a go yet but I\'m sure at some point in the next week or so I\'ll get so fed up with turkey sandwiches that I\'ll fancy hanging upside down in the front footwell. Figured it would be a big job to take the heater out - it\'s why I\'ve shivered through the last 10 winters! Will keep you all posted.
All the best
Trevan
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