Climate Control Troubles

[Tony Hoffman]

Well, I'd for sure be checking the fan on that sensor, and then pull
and check that sensor itself. The one on the roof sounds like it is
reading correctly, though. Remember, it's going to be a bit hotter up
high. The control unit takes the two slightly different values into
account, and figures accordingly.

Tony

On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 2:17 PM, Dag Bøsterud
<dag.boesterud at consulgranada.net> wrote:
> If you had a look at the link I provided, you would see the readout for
> channel #2 (temperature sensor in the roof, passenger compartment) and #3
> (temperature sensor in the dashbord, passenger compartment, the values for
> these are #2: 125 and 3: 104
> According to the table in the Bentley manual, a value of 125 equals 26 C and
> 104 equals about 33 C.
> In other words; the interior sensors believes that it is far hotter inside
> the cabin, and it still blows hot air...