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Old Dec 27, 2008 | 09:39 PM
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I am in the process of changing my "Air Mix Actuator" and, like an IDIOT; I pressed the arm out of the actuator and didn't make note of the direction of the arm before I started messing with the disassembled actuator.

Does anyone know, in picture 15 of this document... http://trialsnuts.com/ecc.pdf.... is the position on the white lever on the actuator in the full heat mode, i.e. temp is maxed out at 90 degrees on the ECC.

Please let me know so I can put my car back together.

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Old Jan 11, 2009 | 08:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Huskernation
I am in the process of changing my "Air Mix Actuator" and, like an IDIOT; I pressed the arm out of the actuator and didn't make note of the direction of the arm before I started messing with the disassembled actuator.

Does anyone know, in picture 15 of this document... http://trialsnuts.com/ecc.pdf.... is the position on the white lever on the actuator in the full heat mode, i.e. temp is maxed out at 90 degrees on the ECC.

Please let me know so I can put my car back together.

Thanks
This will help you with calibration. Start by turning the temp to the maximum heat setting.



Wait until the actuator arm moves all the way to the right. Move the airmix door all the way to the right, hold it there, and then snap down the metal connecting rod to connect the actuator arm and airmix door arm.



Next turn the temperature to the maximum cool setting.



Watch the action of the actuator arm, connecting rod, and airmix door arm as a whole for smooth, quiet motion throughout the full range. Verify that the airmix door moves all the way to the left.



Then set your temperature to the desired setting. Turn off the ignition and restart the car. Either let it idle for a few minutes or take it for a test drive to verify that the ECC has stopped blinking. If it has, then you are set to enjoy air at the correct temperature again!
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With the metal arm on it, and I like to lay the threaded piece of the heater flap control, do the calibration Toddster mentions. The actuator will go through it'* cycle, find it'* position and go automatically to the full hot mode after about 45 seconds when you have it set to full hot.
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