Cossie Heater Matrix Replacement,How???????
09-01-2006, 11:01 PM
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Cossie Heater Matrix Replacement,How???????
My 93 Saph only seems capable of chucking out cold air and its getting bloody freezing in there 
I,m going to replace the thermostat first which is the easier job but the more expensive one at £45.00 but knowing my luck it,ll turn out to be the matrix. I,ve heard they,re a pig to do but are they really that bad?Any tips would be helpfull.Cheers Gaz 
I,m going to replace the thermostat first which is the easier job but the more expensive one at £45.00 but knowing my luck it,ll turn out to be the matrix. I,ve heard they,re a pig to do but are they really that bad?Any tips would be helpfull.Cheers Gaz
09-01-2006, 11:16 PM
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Originally Posted by marco polo
All the dash has to come out
it's real pain to do I know Gav has fitted one to his and thats what he had to do
cheers marco
it's real pain to do I know Gav has fitted one to his and thats what he had to do
cheers marco
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No, i,ve tried mate. None of the Factors round here seem to list them and at Fords a 2wd one is £8.00 and a 4wd is £45.00 
. I knew i should have kept the 3 door LOL
. I knew i should have kept the 3 door LOL
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Originally Posted by 4x4 ste
Absolute pain in the arse!!!! 
Took me 3 1/2 hours to do my matrix last week!
But at least i have nice warm heaters now
Took me 3 1/2 hours to do my matrix last week!
But at least i have nice warm heaters now
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I have heard stories of people removing clutch pedals . I,m assuming that this is some kind of shortcut.Personally,i think i,d rather remove the dash LOL
10-01-2006, 12:13 PM
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Did it on mine last year, it is really fiddly, but not as bad as i thought. Just got as much of the lower dash out of the way, to get to the heater box fixings. The clutch pedal did get in the way, but just squeezed the matrix past it.
Definatly worth it, as its now nice and warm inside!!
Definatly worth it, as its now nice and warm inside!!
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Originally Posted by martin-reyland
Originally Posted by gazcos
No, i,ve tried mate. None of the Factors round here seem to list them and at Fords a 2wd one is £8.00 and a 4wd is £45.00 . I knew i should have kept the 3 door LOL
. I knew i should have kept the 3 door LOL
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Originally Posted by frog
Originally Posted by martin-reyland
Originally Posted by gazcos
No, i,ve tried mate. None of the Factors round here seem to list them and at Fords a 2wd one is £8.00 and a 4wd is £45.00 . I knew i should have kept the 3 door LOL
. I knew i should have kept the 3 door LOL
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