Heater blower whistle - hole in housing
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- Land Rover
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HEATER BLOWER WHISTLE - HOLE IN HOUSING
- Model
- Freelander
- Affected vehicles
- All vehicles
- Date
- 1998-02-04
- Reference
- Bulletin 0001, CDS ref L8349bu
Bulletin text
Freelander
AFFECTED RANGE:
All vehicles
PROBLEM:
HEATER BLOWER WHISTLE - HOLE IN HOUSING
Constant whistle noise when heater blower is switched on. Condition is more pronounced with controls in face level vent position. The whistle actually appears to be originating from face vent area.
CAUSE:
Air drawn through a redundant hole in the heater blower motor housing.
ACTION:
Identify area by viewing motor housing from the right hand footwell area. The heater suppliers identification label should be covering the redundant hole, in some instances it has not been applied correctly.
De-grease area and apply a suitable piece of adhesive tape to cover hole, illustration shows the hole position.
PARTS INFORMATION:
Tape from local source
WARRANTY CLAIMS: Use Complaint Code: 8M1K
Use S.R.O.: 80.20.89/27
Time allowance: 0.10 Hrs
Bulletin N o : 0001 L8349bu 1 04.02.98
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