advice needed with rear heater

[averyaaron1979]

is anyone able to tell me where i am going wrong as i can't get my rear cabin heater to work. the front one works fine and i have checked the fuse box in the drivers footwell and all is well. just can't work out what next to try....

i am not electronically minded so i have no idea what next step would be...

is there another fuse i haven't found?

[Chillitt]

i am not electronically minded so i have no idea what next step would be...

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good, cos this is plumbing, not electrics!!! theres 2 pipes that are quite small and given to silting up. disconnect the flexipipes under the heater, rod em through and watch out for getting soaked when you clear the blockage...

[averyaaron1979]

good, cos this is plumbing, not electrics!!! theres 2 pipes that are quite small and given to silting up. disconnect the flexipipes under the heater, rod em through and watch out for getting soaked when you clear the blockage...

don't think i have explained myself properly for that response, the fan doesn't work at all it's not even kicking out cold air. there's nothing from the unit itself.
apologies

[BUSHWHACKER]

is anyone able to tell me where i am going wrong as i can't get my rear cabin heater to work. the front one works fine and i have checked the fuse box in the drivers footwell and all is well. just can't work out what next to try....

i am not electronically minded so i have no idea what next step would be...

is there another fuse i haven't found?

There are more fuses and relays under the bonnet. The 20amp fuse (yellow) next to the heater relay if I remember.

[averyaaron1979]

There are more fuses and relays under the bonnet. The 20amp fuse (yellow) next to the heater relay if I remember.

cheers for that i shall try that one tommorrow, if not i shall have to get it looked at to ensure power is getting to it