Seat Leon >> Removing and installing temperature flap servomotor - V68-
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flap servomotor - V68-
WARNING Risk of injury from knee airbag.
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Removal:
- Turn off the ignition and all electricity consumers.
Vehicles without access and start authorisation system
- Remove ignition key, if fitted.
Vehicles with access and start authorisation system
- Store ignition key outside the vehicle to prevent the ignition from being switched on unintentionally.
Continued for all vehicles
- Remove the lower right side of the dash panel on the driver's side.
- Extract the vent from the foot well.
- Remove bolts -arrows-.
- Swivel out the temperature flap control motor - V68- -1- behind the actuating shaft -3- for the temperature flap.
- Detach the electrical connector -2-.
- Remove the positioning motor.
Installing
- Install in reverse order of removal; note the following.
Note
- Check operation of flaps and hinge mechanism before fitting.
- Make sure levers and shafts are properly fitted in the mounts.
- Position the control motor -1- at the air distribution housing.
The gear wheel -2- at the control motor must engage in the gear wheel -3- at the temperature flap lever.
- The long tooth -4- must engage in the recess -arrow- at the actuating arm.
Note The control motor is not properly positioned on the housing if the bolts cannot be fitted.
- Route wiring harness so that it cannot come into contact with any moving parts (e.g. actuating arm on servomotor).
Fitting location overview - front servomotors
Installation location overview - front control motors, manually controlled
electric air conditioning system
- Servomotor for temperature
flap - V68-
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Removal:
Turn off the ignition and all electricity consumers.
Vehicles without access and start authorisation system
Remove ignition key, if fitted.
Vehicles with access and start author ...
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Warnings on handling the battery
WARNING
Always be aware of the danger of injury and chemical burns as well as the
risk of accident or fire when working on the battery and the electrical
system:
• Wear eye protection. Protect ...