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Jay
24-11-08, 07:22 PM
Everytime i turn on my heaters to i.e demist windscreen it squeaks and wont stop, does this mean i need a new heter matrix?

Jay.

stevie-p
24-11-08, 07:23 PM
no mate mine done that bit of wd40 last night did the trick lol

Lee
24-11-08, 07:24 PM
It will be the fan.

Try to get some oil on the bearings. I would recommend aainst using WD40 as it will stink the cabin out for days afterwards. Apply proper bearing oil direct to the bearings.

Jay
24-11-08, 07:24 PM
no mate mine done that bit of wd40 last night did the trick lol

Ok ill give that a go, cheers.

stevie-p
24-11-08, 07:26 PM
Ok ill give that a go, cheers.

the best way will be to do what the post below sais if not wd40 will do the trick:thumb:

Adam
24-11-08, 07:26 PM
I would recommend aainst using WD40 as it will stink the cabin out for days afterwards.
AMEN to that, i wd40'd mine. And then had a 60mile drive the next day, the smell through the blowers was bad, so tried some air fresher spray, which combined with the wd40 made me feel sick.
I ended up binning the heater and fitting another lol

It did stop the squeaking tho lol

stevie-p
24-11-08, 07:27 PM
AMEN to that, i wd40'd mine. And then had a 60mile drive the next day, the smell through the blowers was bad, so tried some air fresher spray, which combined with the wd40 made me feel sick.
I ended up binning the heater and fitting another lol

It did stop the squeaking tho lol

lol lol i have yet to face the smell :D

Adam
24-11-08, 07:28 PM
Thinking back, i can still smell it now lol

Jay
24-11-08, 07:30 PM
Bearing oil it is then :)

craig green
25-11-08, 11:34 AM
I imagine the trick is to get the oil/WD on the central spindle of the motor bearing & not fook loads of it all around the blower & air intake.

A drop or 2 should do the trick, not pints of it!