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Captiva 1 (2006-2018)
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Diagnostics of heating system faults (Chevrolet Captiva 1)

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Contents: Insufficient heating of the air in… ↧ Electric fan ↧ Incorrect air distribution or no… ↧ Too much heat ↧ Governing bodies ↧ Fan noise ↧

Insufficient heating of the air in the cabin or windshield



Warning! When heated, the pressure in the cooling system increases. Removing the expansion tank cap when the engine has not cooled down enough may result in injury.


Step Operation Values Yes No
1
Ensure that the customer's complaint is confirmed.
Are the customer's complaints confirmed?
-
Jump to operations 2
The system is normal
2
Check the coolant level.
Is the coolant level normal?
-
Jump to operations 4
Jump to operations 3
3
Add coolant if necessary.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
Jump to operations 4
4
Check the tension and absence of damage to the drive belts.
Are the drive belts OK?
-
Jump to operations 6
Jump to operations 5
5
Eliminate any identified defects in drive belts.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
Jump to operations 6
6
Check coolant hoses for leaks or kinks.
Are the coolant hoses OK?
-
Jump to operations 8
Jump to operations 7
7
Troubleshoot coolant hoses.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
Jump to operations 8
8
Check the expansion tank cap for leaks.
Is the expansion tank cap OK?
-
Jump to operations 10
Jump to operations 9
9
If necessary, replace the expansion tank cap.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
Jump to operations 10
10
  1. Turn off the air conditioner.
  2. Turn on the electric fan to maximum speed.
  3. Set the heating control to maximum heat.
  4. Turn on the ignition.
  5. Check the air flow from the exhaust vent.
Is there a strong air flow from the heater outlet?
-
Jump to operations 11
Jump to operations 26
11
Check for changes in air flow by changing the fan speed.
Does the fan speed increase when switching from minimum to maximum?
-
Go to operations 12
Go to section "Electric fan (cars with manual air conditioning and without air conditioning)"
12
  1. Turn off the air conditioner.
  2. Set the temperature control lever to maximum heat.
  3. Turn on the electric fan to maximum speed.
  4. When the engine has cooled sufficiently, remove the expansion tank cap.
  5. Start the engine and let it idle.
  6. Observe the flow of coolant.
Is there any visible movement of coolant?
-
Jump to operations 14
Jump to operations 13
13
  1. Check for the following issues:
    • Flow restrictions in the cooling system.
    • Water pump impeller defective.
    • Thermostat malfunction.
  2. Repair the cooling system if necessary.
Have the problems been resolved?
-
The system is normal
Jump to operations 14
14
  1. Replace the expansion tank cap.
  2. After turning on the ignition, warm up the engine for about 20 minutes. Drive the car at a speed of 48 km/h (30 mph).
  3. Using a thermometer, measure the outside air temperature and the temperature of the air coming out of the heater outlet.
Does the heater outlet temperature correspond to the specified minimum values?
Surrounding
-18°C (0°F)
-4°C (25°F)
10°C (50°F)
24°C (75°F)
Heater outlet
54°C (129°F)
59°C (138°F)
64°C (147°F)
68°C (154°F)
Go to operations 15
Jump to operations 16
15
  1. Check your vehicle for cold air leaks in the following locations:
    • Front panel.
    • Heater body.
    • Ventilation holes.
  2. Check for obstructions under the seats.
  3. Eliminate any leaks or obstructions identified.
Have the problems been resolved?
-
The system is normal
-
16
  1. Turn off the ignition.
  2. Set the temperature control to maximum cooling, and then quickly to maximum heating.
  3. Listen for the clicking sound of the temperature flap just before the regulator reaches the stop.
Does the damper click?
-
Go to operations 18
Jump to operations 17
17
  1. Check the following characteristics of the temperature valve:
    • Working stroke.
    • Cables.
    • Connecting rods.
  2. Check the accuracy of the temperature regulators at maximum heating.
  3. Check the accuracy of temperature controllers at maximum cooling.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
18
  1. Set the temperature control knob to maximum heat.
  2. Start the engine.
  3. Check the temperature of the heater inlet and outlet hoses by touch. The air temperature around the hoses should be at least 29°C (84°F).
Is the heater inlet hose hot and the heater outlet hose warm?
-
Jump to operations 19
Jump to operations 22
19
Check the thermostat. See. section 1D, "Engine Cooling".
Is the thermostat installed and sealed correctly?
-
Jump to operations 20
Jump to operations 21
20
Replace thermostat. See. section 1D, "Engine Cooling".
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
21
Install the thermostat back into place.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
22
Check that the heater hoses are installed correctly.
Are the heater hoses connected backwards?
-
Jump to operations 23
Jump to operations 24
23
Install the heater hoses correctly.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
24
  1. Flush the heater heat exchanger with reverse flow.
  2. Drain the cooling system.
  3. Replace coolant.
  4. Warm up the engine to average operating temperature.
  5. Check the temperature of the heater inlet and outlet hoses by touch.
Is the heater inlet hose hot and the heater outlet hose warm?
-
The system is normal
Jump to operations 25
25
Replace the heater heat exchanger.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
26
Recheck the system according to the "Control Position/Correct Results" test procedures. See "Incorrect air distribution or no mode switching" in this section.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
Jump to operations 27
27
Check air flow from the defroster vents or vents.
Is there strong air flow from the defroster vents or vents?
-
Jump to operations 28
Jump to operations 29
28
  1. Check the floor heater damper and vent damper to ensure proper air flow and operation.
  2. Repair if necessary.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
29
Set the mode switch to the glass heating position.
Is the air flow of the heated glass ok?
-
Jump to operations 30
Jump to operations 31
30
  1. Disconnect the heater outlet and check for obstructions.
  2. Remove obstructions from the heater outlet.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
31
Check the change in air flow at different fan speeds.
Does the fan speed increase when switching from position 1 to position 4?
-
Jump to operations 32
Go to section "Electric fan (cars with manual air conditioning and without air conditioning)"
32
Check for obstructions in the system at the fan inlet and on the air filter, if the vehicle is equipped with one.
Are any obstacles detected?
-
Jump to operations 33
Jump to operations 34
33
Remove obstructions from the fan inlet system or replace clogged filter.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
34
  1. Turn the fan on to maximum speed.
  2. Turn the temperature control from maximum heating to maximum cooling.
  3. Listen for changes in air flow.
Does the air flow change?
-
Jump to operations 35
Jump to operations 36
35
  1. Check the following characteristics of the temperature valve:
    • Working stroke.
    • Cables.
    • Connecting rods.
    • Governing bodies.
  2. Check the accuracy of the temperature controller at maximum heating.
Is the renovation finished?
-
Jump to operations 1
-
36
  1. Check the system for obstructions between the fan and the system outlets.
  2. Remove detected obstacles.
Is the renovation finished?
-
Jump to operations 1
-





Electric fan



Step Operation Values Yes No
1
Ensure that the customer's complaint is confirmed.
Are the customer's complaints confirmed?
-
Jump to operations 2
The system is normal
2
Turn on the fan.
Does the fan run at any speed?
-
Jump to operations 14
Jump to operations 3
3
  1. Disconnect the power connector from the electric fan under the dashboard on the passenger side of the vehicle.
  2. Turn on the ignition.
  3. Turn on the fan.
  4. Check the voltage on the connector. Terminal BN of the wire is positive, terminal BN of the wire is negative.
Is there tension?
11-14 V
Jump to operations 4
Jump to operations 5
4
Replace the electric fan.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
5
Check fuse F18 in the engine fuse box.
Is the fuse blown?
-
Jump to operations 6
Jump to operations 7
6
  1. Turn on the ignition.
  2. Using a short circuit detector, check for short circuits in the following locations:
    • Fuse panel - fan speed switch.
    • Fan speed switch - heater resistor block.
    • Heater resistor block - electric fan.
    • Fan Speed Switch - High Speed Fan Relay.
  3. Eliminate the short circuit found.
  4. Replace the blown fuse.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
7
  1. Turn on the ignition.
  2. Set the fan switch to position 4.
  3. Check the weight of the electric fan.
Is the mass ok?
-
Jump to operations 9
Jump to operations 8
8
Repair the fan ground connection.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
9
Check the electric motor connector with a 12 volt test lamp.
Does the indicator light come on?
-
Jump to operations 10
Jump to operations 11
10
Repair the break in the power supply wiring from the resistor block to the electric fan.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
11
Using a 12-volt test light, check the power terminals at the fan speed switch.
Does the lamp light up?
-
Go to operations 12
Jump to operations 13
12
Replace the fan speed switch.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
13
Repair open in power supply wiring from fan speed switch to fuse panel.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
14
Turn on the fan at speed 4.
Fan not working at speed 4?
-
Go to operations 15
Jump to operations 21
15
Check fuse EF2 in the engine fuse box.
Is the fuse blown?
-
Jump to operations 16
Jump to operations 17
16
  1. Turn on the ignition.
  2. Set the electric fan switch to position 4.
  3. Using a short circuit detector, check for short circuits in the following locations:
    • Engine Fuse Panel - High Speed Fan Relay.
    • High speed fan relay - electric fan.
  4. Eliminate the short circuit found.
  5. Replace fuse EF2.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
17
  1. Turn on the ignition.
  2. Set the electric fan switch to position 4.
  3. Check for 12 volts supplied to the high speed fan relay coil terminal (HI) from terminal A3 of the fan speed switch.
Is there tension?
-
Go to operations 18
Jump to operations 19
18
Replace the fan speed switch.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
19
  1. Turn off the ignition.
  2. Check for breaks in the following places:
    • Fuse EF2 - High speed fan relay.
    • Fan Speed Switch - High Speed Fan Relay.
    • High speed fan relay - ground.
    • High speed fan relay - electric fan.
  3. Eliminate any gaps found.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
Jump to operations 20
20
Replace high speed fan relay.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
21
  1. Disconnect the resistor block connector.
  2. Connect one wire of the self-powered test lamp to one of the wires on the resistor block. Touch the other wire to each of the other two terminals.
Does the test light come on at all terminals?
-
Jump to operations 23
Jump to operations 22
22
Replace the resistor block.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
23
  1. Set the ignition switch to the locked position (LOCK).
  2. Disconnect the connector from the resistor block.
  3. Connect the jumper from the positive terminal of the battery to any terminal of the connector.
  4. Using a 12-volt test light, check the voltage at the appropriate wire terminal on the fan speed switch.
  5. Repeat this check on the remaining wires.
Does the test light come on on all three wires?
-
Jump to operations 25
Jump to operations 24
24
Replace the fan speed switch.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
25
Repair the break in the damaged wire.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-





Incorrect air distribution or no mode switching



This procedure includes checking all functions of the interior heating system and windows.

1. Warm up the car.

2. Leave the engine running.

3. Perform the tests described in the following table and compare the results obtained.

STATUS OF GOVERNING BODIES
CORRECT RESULTS
Mode switch knob
Temperature regulator.
FAN SWITCH
FAN SPEED
Side exhaust air vent
Central exhaust vent
FLOOR OUTLET
GLASS HEATING RELEASE
SIDE WINDOW RELEASE
Ventilation
Cold
Off.
Off.
No air flow
No air flow
No air flow
No air flow
No air flow
Ventilation
Cold
4
Tall
Outside air flow
Outside air flow
No air flow
No air flow
No air flow
Hole
from cold to warm
4
Tall
Minimum air flow from cold to warm
No air flow
Air flow from cold to warm
Minimum air flow from cold to warm
Minimum air flow from cold to warm
Glass heating (Defroster)
from cold to warm
4
Tall
Minimum air flow from cold to warm
No air flow
Minimum air flow from cold to warm
Air flow from cold to warm
Minimum air flow from cold to warm


If any of these positions do not produce correct results, perform the following diagnostic procedure.

Step Operation Values Yes No
1
Ensure that the customer's complaint is confirmed.
Are the customer's complaints confirmed?
 -
Jump to operations 2
The system is normal
2
  • Check that the corresponding valve in the system is correctly attached to the vacuum drive.
  • Check the connection of the drive to the valve.
  • Check that the vacuum hose is connected correctly.
Is everything connected correctly?
-
Jump to operations 4
Jump to operations 3
3
Repair if necessary.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
4
  1. Disconnect the drive from the damper.
  2. Check the working stroke of the valve and the force required to move it.
Does the valve move easily throughout its entire stroke and does it close at both ends of the stroke?
-
Jump to operations 5
Jump to operations 3
5
Check the working stroke of the drive by turning the regulator handle with the engine running.
Is the drive stroke OK?
-
Jump to operations 6
Jump to operations 7
6
  1. Reinstall the drive.
  2. Recheck the system according to the "Control Position/Correct Results" test procedures in this section.
Is the system functioning properly?
-
The system is normal
Jump to operations 9
7
  1. Check the vacuum hose on the control actuator.
  2. Check if the control actuator is damaged.
Is there a problem with the vacuum hose or actuator control?
-
Jump to operations 8
Jump to operations 9
8
If necessary, repair the vacuum hose or control actuator.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
Jump to operations 9
9
Recheck the system according to the "Control Position/Correct Results" test procedures in this section.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
Jump to operations 10
10
Check air flow from the defroster vents or vents.
Is there strong air flow from the defroster vents or vents?
-
Jump to operations 11
Go to operations 12
11
Adjust the floor heater flap and ventilation flap to obtain normal air flow.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
12
Set the mode switch to the glass heating position.
Is the air flow of the heated glass ok?
-
Jump to operations 13
Jump to operations 14
13
  1. Remove the heater outlet.
  2. Check for obstructions in the heater outlet.
  3. Remove obstructions from the heater outlet.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
14
Check the change in air flow at different fan speeds.
Does the fan speed increase when switching from position 1 to position 4?
-
Go to operations 15
Go to section "Electric fan (cars with manual air conditioning and without air conditioning)"
15
  1. Check for obstructions in the fan intake system and check the air filter if equipped on this vehicle.
  2. Remove obstructions from fan inlet or replace clogged filter.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
Jump to operations 16
16
  1. Set the fan switch to position 4.
  2. Turn the temperature control from maximum heating to maximum cooling.
  3. Listen for changes in air flow.
Does the air flow change?
-
Jump to operations 17
Go to operations 18
17
  1. Check the temperature control valve, cables, connecting rods and controls.
  2. Set the temperature control to maximum heat.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
18
  1. Check the system for obstructions between the fan and the system outlets.
  2. Remove any obstructions between the fan and the system outlets.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-





Too much heat



Step Operation Values Yes No
1
Ensure that the customer's complaint is confirmed.
Are the customer's complaints confirmed?
-
Jump to operations 2
The system is normal
2
Is the heating too strong when the mode switch is set to floor?
-
Jump to operations 3
Jump to operations 9
3
Is there unwanted air flow from the glass heating system?
-
Jump to operations 4
Jump to operations 5
4
  1. Check the working stroke of the damper, cable, vacuum drives and connecting rods of the interior heater and glass.
  2. Adjust or repair if necessary.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
5
  1. On vehicles equipped with air conditioning, set the air conditioning switch to the OFF position.
  2. Set the fan speed to maximum on all vehicles.
  3. Set the temperature control to maximum heat.
  4. Turn on the ignition.
  5. Check air flow from floor outlets.
  6. Check the fastening of the floor outlets.
Is the air flow strong?
-
Jump to operations 6
Jump to operations 8
6
Check the change in air flow at different fan speeds.
Does the air flow change when changing fan speed?
-
Jump to operations 7
Go to section "Electric fan (cars with manual air conditioning and without air conditioning)"
7
  1. Check the working stroke of the temperature valve, cable and connecting rods.
  2. Set cooling to maximum.
  3. Check maximum heating.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
8
Adjust or repair the system in the "floor/window heating" and/or "ventilation/floor" mode.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
9
Is there any unwanted air flow in the vent position?
-
Jump to operations 10
Jump to operations 15
10
  1. Check for leaks on the system body.
  2. Check the fastening of the floor outlets.
Are there any problems found?
-
Jump to operations 11
Go to operations 12
11
If necessary, repair the system body or floor outlet mount.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
Go to operations 12
12
  1. Turn off the ignition.
  2. Set the temperature control to maximum heating, and then quickly to maximum cooling.
Is there a clicking sound from the throttle just before the adjuster reaches the stop?
-
Jump to operations 13
Jump to operations 14
13
Adjust the ventilation flap to a wider opening.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
14
  1. Check the working stroke of the temperature valve, cables and connecting rods.
  2. Make sure the temperature flap is set to the maximum cooling position.
  3. Check the temperature flap in the maximum heating position.
Is the temperature valve operating normally?
-
The system is normal
-
15
  1. Set the "ventilation/recirculation" switch to the "ventilation" position (the signal lamp does not light).
  2. Set the temperature control to maximum cooling.
  3. Start the engine and let it warm up.
  4. Measure the air temperature at the intake or fan cowl and at the exhaust vents in the vehicle's interior.
Is the exhaust air warmer than the intake air by more than 5°C (41°F)?
-
Jump to operations 16
The system is normal
16
  1. Check for the flow of heated air from the engine compartment to the fan inlet.
  2. Repair if necessary.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-





Governing bodies



Step Operation Values Yes No
1
Ensure that the customer's complaint is confirmed.
Are the customer's complaints confirmed?
-
Jump to operations 2
The system is normal
2
Operate the controls except the temperature regulator.
Do the controls require excessive force to move?
-
Go to operations 15
Jump to operations 3
3
Move the temperature control.
Do the controls require excessive force to move?
-
Jump to operations 6
Jump to operations 4
4
Move the temperature control.
Does the temperature flap move too easily?
-
Jump to operations 5
The system is normal
5
Disconnect the cable from the regulator.
Does the control knob rotate freely without the lock clicking?
-
Go to operations 15
-
6
Check the cables for proper routing, kinks, or contact with wiring or other parts of the instrument panel.
Are there any problems found?
-
Jump to operations 7
Jump to operations 8
7
Repair if necessary.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
8
  1. Disconnect the cable from the temperature flap.
  2. Turn the damper manually several times.
  3. Check the damper for sticking.
Is the damper sticking?
-
Jump to operations 9
Go to operations 12
9
Check the jammed valve for correct axis position, bent axis or warped housing.
Is the damper seal OK?
-
Jump to operations 10
Jump to operations 11
10
  1. Check the jammed valve for correct axis position, bent axis or warped housing.
  2. Repair if necessary.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
11
If necessary, repair the damper seal.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
12
Check the regulator for sticking.
Is the regulator sticking?
-
Jump to operations 14
Jump to operations 13
13
  1. Install the cable back onto the valve.
  2. Check the gap between the cable and the front panel parts.
  3. Eliminate the detected interference.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
14
  1. Disconnect the cable from the regulator.
  2. Check the regulator for sticking.
Is the regulator sticking?
-
Go to operations 15
Jump to operations 16
15
Replace the regulator.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
16
Replace the cable.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-





Fan noise



Step Operation Values Yes No
1
Ensure that the customer's complaint is confirmed.
Are the customer's complaints confirmed?
-
Jump to operations 2
The system is normal
2
  1. Get into the car.
  2. Close the doors and windows.
  3. Turn on the ignition.
  4. Start the engine.
  5. Set the temperature control to maximum cooling.
  6. Sequentially switch fan speed, modes and temperature control positions to detect noise.
Is there continuous noise at high fan speed or in certain modes, but no noise at low speed or in other modes?
-
Jump to operations 11
Jump to operations 3
3
Check the vibration of the electric motor or fan assembly at each fan speed by feeling the electric fan housing.
Do you feel excessive vibration?
-
Jump to operations 6
Jump to operations 4
4
  1. Remove the electric motor and fan assembly. See "Electric fan" in this section.
  2. Check for foreign objects in the fan inlet opening.
Are there any foreign objects found in the fan inlet?
-
Jump to operations 5
Jump to operations 6
5
Remove all foreign objects.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
Jump to operations 6
6
  1. Inspect the electric fan for signs of wear, bent blades, cracked hub, loose fan mounting nut or uneven installation.
  2. Inspect the fan housing for signs of wear.
Was any fault found?
-
Jump to operations 7
Jump to operations 9
7
Repair if necessary.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
Jump to operations 8
8
Replace the electric motor and fan assembly.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
Jump to operations 9
9
If the noise is clicking/ticking or howling, replace the motor.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
Jump to operations 10
10
Install the original motor in place.
Does the problem reoccur?
-
Jump to operations 11
The system is normal
11
  1. Turn the fan on to maximum speed.
  2. Check the temperature control settings from maximum heating to maximum cooling in the glass, floor and ventilation heating modes.
Is the noise present only in the glass heating mode?
-
Go to operations 12
Jump to operations 13
12
  1. Check the air ducts for obstructions or foreign objects.
  2. Remove obstacles or foreign objects.
  3. Check the seals of the floor/window heating flap.
  4. Repair or replace parts if necessary.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
13
Is the noise present only in floor blowing mode?
-
Go to operations 12
Jump to operations 14
14
Is the noise present only in ventilation mode?
-
Go to operations 15
Jump to operations 16
15
  1. Check the air ducts for obstructions or foreign objects.
  2. Remove obstacles or foreign objects.
  3. Check the ventilation flap seals.
  4. Repair or replace if necessary.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
16
Is the noise present in all modes, but not in all positions of the temperature control?
-
Jump to operations 17
Go to operations 18
17
  1. Check the temperature valve seals.
  2. Repair or replace seals if necessary.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
-
18
  1. Check the system for obstructions or foreign objects between the fan and the temperature damper.
  2. Repair or replace parts if necessary.
Is the renovation finished?
-
The system is normal
Jump to operations 2


[The article was borrowed from the website «chevyman.ru»]

The article was checked: Vladimir Romannikov
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Captiva 1 (2006-2018) 
  • Manual
  • Before leaving
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  • Instruments and controls
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  • Climate control
  • Driving a car
  • Car care
  • Maintenance
  • Engine 2.0 l (diesel)
  • Engine device
  • Troubleshooting
  • Engine repair
  • Cooling system
  • Engine electrical equipment
  • Control and power systems
  • Exhaust system
  • Engine FAM II 2.4D
  • Engine device
  • Troubleshooting
  • Engine repair
  • Cooling system
  • Engine electrical equipment
  • Control and power systems
  • Exhaust system
  • Engine HFV6 3.2L
  • Engine device
  • Troubleshooting
  • Engine repair
  • Cooling system
  • Engine electrical equipment
  • Control and power systems
  • Exhaust system
  • Transmission
  • Front drive axle
  • Rear drive axle
  • Automatic gearbox - device
  • Automatic gearbox - service
  • Automatic gearbox - repair
  • Manual gearbox - device
  • Manual gearbox - service and repair
  • Clutch
  • Transfer case
  • Chassis
  • Car suspension
  • Brake system
  • Steering
  • Body
  • Heating and ventilation
  • Air conditioning (manual)
  • Air conditioning (automatic)
  • Seat belts
  • Airbags
  • Car seat
  • Interior (internal elements)
  • Exterior (external elements)
  • Doors and windows
  • Electrical equipment
  • Equipment and devices
  • Lighting and lamps
  • Windshield wipers and washers
  • Electrical circuits

 

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