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    Default VYII Climate control vacuum leak help

    My Berlina will divert the vent fan to the windscreen when the car is under load (say going up a slight hill). It seems to be a fairly common problem and searching through various forums there is a suggestion to change the black & white plastic valve just behind the engine block which I did but it didn't fix the problem.

    So I assume there must be a vacuum leak somewhere else.

    Has anyone got any suggestions or pointers as to how I locate this?

    Any help is appreciated. Cheers.

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    i find my car will divert the vent fan to the windscreen when the car is 'on' (without starting the car), and randomly when driving, for like 10 seconds at a time

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    Quote Originally Posted by cewing View Post
    i find my car will divert the vent fan to the windscreen when the car is 'on' (without starting the car).
    Mine does that, but no issues when the car is running.

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    My guess is that without the motor running there is no vacuum. But if it does it when driving then there is a vacuum leak somewhere, apparently.

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    Default Climate control vacuum leak

    I have the same issue with mine and apparently it is a $20 part from Holden which is in behind the climate control. Holdens have said there is 2 there so your better off replacing both at the same time. But you do have pull the dash apart to get to it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vywagon1 View Post
    I have the same issue with mine and apparently it is a $20 part from Holden which is in behind the climate control. Holdens have said there is 2 there so your better off replacing both at the same time. But you do have pull the dash apart to get to it.
    it will be an actuator, if you cant work out which one it is replace both, they are on the bottom of the case, not easy to replace but not too bad

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