summer winter switch
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summer winter switch
i have read in another post about a summer to winter air intake switch? where is it situated? and yes mine does have the winter pack.
Re: summer winter switch
is that the lever thingy found under the bonnet?
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Re: summer winter switch
AFAIK it's just the lever on the cab air intake, not one for the engine air intake, As Julian said, under the bonnet on the side of the plastic cowling.
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Re: summer winter switch
how do you know if you have a winter pack,what and where is it??
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Re: summer winter switch
switch with engine symbol next to right knee,and valve in exhaust passy side half way down
Re: summer winter switch
any chance of a pic?
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Re: summer winter switch
Position in exhaust - http://www.lushprojects.com/bongopartsm ... mgno=.html
Valve - http://www.lushprojects.com/bongopartsm ... mgno=.html
& the switch is just a switch with a pic of an engine on it, you would also have had twin starter batteries fiited as standard.
Valve - http://www.lushprojects.com/bongopartsm ... mgno=.html
& the switch is just a switch with a pic of an engine on it, you would also have had twin starter batteries fiited as standard.
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Re: summer winter switch
My first post-Hope it reads OK!

This photo shows the valve from the engine, looking back

This photo shows the valve from the side with the cover still on. Notice the bolt on the bottom, there's another one on top that needs removing to expose the internals of the limit assembly.

This photo shows the valve with the limit assembly cover removed. In this position the valve is not actuated and open. When the engine is running and the winter pack is switched on, vacuum pulls the actuating rod towards the back of the car and the spindle rotates clockwise until is reaches the closed limit, the bolt that you can see on the rear of the assembly. To test that the valve moves freely put a 12mm socket on the spindle nut and rotate clockwise. It should move but have the spring pressure pulling it back open. Once you start the engine and switch on the winter pack, the valve will move slowly closed.
Hope this helps.

This photo shows the valve from the engine, looking back

This photo shows the valve from the side with the cover still on. Notice the bolt on the bottom, there's another one on top that needs removing to expose the internals of the limit assembly.

This photo shows the valve with the limit assembly cover removed. In this position the valve is not actuated and open. When the engine is running and the winter pack is switched on, vacuum pulls the actuating rod towards the back of the car and the spindle rotates clockwise until is reaches the closed limit, the bolt that you can see on the rear of the assembly. To test that the valve moves freely put a 12mm socket on the spindle nut and rotate clockwise. It should move but have the spring pressure pulling it back open. Once you start the engine and switch on the winter pack, the valve will move slowly closed.
Hope this helps.
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Re: summer winter switch
thanks for that,im guna have a play.




