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MK7 TSI 1.4 Blend Door Actuator

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  • MK7 TSI 1.4 Blend Door Actuator

    Hi guys, I have a thing where when I turn my ac above 26 degrees the center consoles air will mostly stop moving through and I'll only get air from my side vents. A quick google says it's the blend door actuator. I've reset the flaps and don't get any error in OBD11 nor do I hear any noise.
    Does anyone know where the blend door actuator sits in our golfs? I can't seem to find a youtube video where it's on a right hand drive car. There are some videos showing it on the driver side and some on the passenger side in the glove box.
    Mine is a 103kw 1.4 Highline.

    Thanks

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    Clinton: Hi.

    Hmm...... I'm not familiar with your term "blend door actuator" - I don't think that it's a set-of-words that VW uses (no offense intended).

    Anyway - from your description of the problem, I suspect that there could be a few components in the Air-Con unit that might be worth looking-at. I suggest that you start your diagnostic investigations by reading THIS

    Don
    Please don't PM to ask questions about coding, or vehicle repairs. The better place to deal with these matters is in the forum proper. That way you get the benefit of the wider expertise of other forum members! Thank you.

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    • #3
      Thanks for the reply Don, yes I think the actual name is the
      Temperature flap control motor


      It's this piece he is holding I think as he has the exact same issue.

      Do you know where I can find access to it on my car? I can't see it after removing the glovebox or near my drivers kick panel which is what I've seen on youtube. All the links I see online or videos on youtube are for LHD where i'm trying to find where it is on a RHD golf.

      Thanks

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      • #4
        clinton: OK - if you are sure that is the piece!

        To access the Temperature flap control motor on a RHD car, you just need to remove the center console trim in the footwell (the trim on the side of the console body. Below is a picture of the trim on a LHD car (I couldn't find the equivalent for a RHD car):



        Then follow the instructions HERE

        Don
        Please don't PM to ask questions about coding, or vehicle repairs. The better place to deal with these matters is in the forum proper. That way you get the benefit of the wider expertise of other forum members! Thank you.

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