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inkiboo



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Really, really hot centre console!

Is it normal for the centre console storage bin to be really quite hot?

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Vogue



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no Surprised

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inkiboo



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Ok. Wonder what that can be then!

Post #9793 21st Dec 2009 2:15pm
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Two options imhe.

1). Transmission overheating - check oil levels and oil cooler for gear box if fitted - maybe blocked with mud if previously used off road in deep goo.

2). Heating ducts maybe displaced

3) Wink Could be on fire and smouldering away slowly Shocked

p.s. warmish is normal, really hot is not

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Vogue wrote:
Two options imhe.

1). Transmission overheating - check oil levels and oil cooler for gear box if fitted - maybe blocked with mud if previously used off road in deep goo.

2). Heating ducts maybe displaced

3) Wink Could be on fire and smouldering away slowly Shocked

p.s. warmish is normal, really hot is not


It's only just been serviced and had an air conditioning leak fixed. Thinking it could be option 2. Add to that, the entertainment system is now dying (no audio, no sat nav) and I think the problems could be related.

Saying that, we did also go through some heavy snow so maybe it is that?

Post #9798 21st Dec 2009 4:18pm
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Have you tried turning the rear console vents to cold?

The tubes for the rear vents make the armrest area hot if they are set to hot and cold if set to cold. '09 Freelander 2 TD4 HSE Auto for the Mrs

Using the works Fiesta 1.6 TDCI Sport Van - CHROME FREE THOUGH

Searching for a nice E63 AMG or S8 V10 to replace my "wonky" TDV8

Post #9892 23rd Dec 2009 12:15am
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The doc wrote:
Have you tried turning the rear console vents to cold?

The tubes for the rear vents make the armrest area hot if they are set to hot and cold if set to cold.


Yes, in the summer its freezing cold in there....Good for beverages....

Disconnect the button for the rears controls. The air speed diminishes and consequently also the temperature.

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Re: Hot centre console ....

I had this problem. After investigation it was found that the front part of the ac unit was not 'talking' to the rear part.

Sounds like a dealer visit. Confused

Paul

Post #9986 27th Dec 2009 12:08am
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