vacuum controls dont work inside car fan works gr8 the vent controls donot work ihave changed them with another one that worked still nothing were to look from here
The first thing to check is the thin vacuum hose that connects at the rear of the intake manifold, make sure it is in good condition and connected properly. There should a one way valve on that hose, check it's operation.
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I thought I was wrong once but I was mistaken.
That is all good the vacum caister seem good to ? idont no were else to look
Try removing one of the vacuum hoses with the clear plastic elbow from the heater switch under the steering wheel and to the left - have engine idling - there should be strong vacuum from one of them.
If not there is a vacuum problem.
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Mine does not work too.
I noticed when cleaning the air intake that someone had blocked off the small vacuum hose at the rear of the intake manifold with a small length of hose with a screw in the end.
This may indicate a leak somewhere.
There is a small round plastic thing attached to this hose which would be the one way valve. From there it branches two ways, one going into the cab.
Might go downstars and see if it works after connecting that hose back up the other day.
any car that uses vacuum to adjust the vents really shows what a cheaply made car they are.
its such a horrible idea and has no benefit whatsoever!
The clear hose was not connected as per Hako's photo above.
Hooked it up and now all is working.
While I was there, had a look at the speed alert that also was not functioning.
The connector for it was not plugged in.
Now that works too
Good to hear it's fixed....
"If anyone disagrees with anything I say, I am quite prepared not only to retract it, but also to deny under oath that I ever said it." --T. Lehrer
"The secret of success is sincerity. Once you can fake that you've got it made." -- Jean Giraudoux