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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / August 2007

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405 glovebox clicking - how to reach air flap servo gearbox?

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Wichita - 07 Aug 2007 19:04 GMT
It started today, and it stops when you push in the "air recirculation"
button. Happens with engine off and ignition on. I gather from the net
the problem is the air control flap gearbox has stripped. But how do you
get to it?

From under the bonnet and immediately under the windscreen I can get to
the intake and remove the pollen filter (very dirty) and see down the
intake past the flap to the (constantly?) turning fan. But how do I get
to the stripped gear?

There are nuts either side of the intake, but do these drop the whole
fan unit inside? Car is a 95 turbo diesel with aircon ... which works
but puts a drag on the engine.

Thanks for all assistance.
caveman_si - 17 Aug 2007 17:40 GMT
Theres some advice on this thread:

http://groups.google.com/group/alt.autos.peugeot/browse_thread/thread/898f1d68cc
f725d4/9f304e1181ef7f8a#9f304e1181ef7f8a


but basically to get to the offending gears you need to get in the
passanger footwell and take out the glove box, and then the fan
motor.  A fiddly  job as u have to work upside down and in the
footwell but not impossible just long winded.
Wichita - 18 Aug 2007 11:11 GMT
Thanks ... time to get the wirecutters!

Cheers

> Theres some advice on this thread:
>
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> motor.  A fiddly  job as u have to work upside down and in the
> footwell but not impossible just long winded.
 
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