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No heat, brown plug behind head unit? - Classic Ghostie - 29-09-2015
Hi everyone, i have the 'no heat' issue with my 306 and upon investigating it seems there is a brown clip directly behind the head unit with nothing attached to it. My question is what connects to this?!! Many thanks.
RE: No heat, brown plug behind head unit? - welshpug - 29-09-2015
if that's just a 2 pin its for the alarm led.
RE: No heat, brown plug behind head unit? - Mattcheese31 - 29-09-2015
If you have no heat it's more than likely incorrectly bled coolant or blocked matrix, that brown plug is for an alarm light on some models
RE: No heat, brown plug behind head unit? - Toms306 - 29-09-2015
(29-09-2015, 01:41 PM)welshpug Wrote: if that's just a 2 pin its for the alarm led.
I always wondered what that was for!! None of the HDi's I've broken had alarms afaik, never found anything plugged in there anyway.
No heat, brown plug behind head unit? - Classic Ghostie - 29-09-2015
Ahh fair enough, hoping for an easy fix. Ahh well dash has to come off [emoji29] [emoji37] thanks guys!
RE: No heat, brown plug behind head unit? - Redordead89 - 29-09-2015
(29-09-2015, 01:41 PM)Mattcheese31 Wrote: If you have no heat it's more than likely incorrectly bled coolant or blocked matrix, that brown plug is for an alarm light on some models
As Matt said bleed the coolant or get a garage to bleed it for you if you can't before committing to dash out and check everything else before going that far!
Good luck man hope you get an easy fix!
RE: No heat, brown plug behind head unit? - Piggy - 30-09-2015
Just check flaps are working too
Has it always been like it?