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 Post subject: No Heater But Fan Still Works
Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 7:59 pm 
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Hey Guys

Hope you can help have a BA 2004 XR6 have got no heat but still have a fan, couple of mechanics over phone have said the mixer Shaft or HIM module. Has anyone had this problem is it something we can fix, can you tell which one it is?

Thanks In Advance For Your Help

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Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 10:04 pm 
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more than likely mixer shaft. fairly common to break. the only problem is its a dash out job to find/fix

 

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 Post subject: HIM OR SHAFT
Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 10:25 pm 
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Working at ford, i find the easiest way is to listen to the HIM module. If you hear it turning, the him is ok. If you dont hear it then the him is dead and shaft is stuffed, either way dash out job, but pretty easy to do, about 15 mins to get it out if you know where the bolts are :D
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Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 10:26 pm 
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It mightactually be called a blender shaft not sure
Anyway if i have to pull the dash out does anyone have a step by step guide or know of a book to get?

Thanks wayne
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Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 11:10 pm 
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step 1, take car to mechanic.

Nah i havent got a step by step guide, its all in my head. I can do the entire job in under an hour now with air tools to make removing easier (never use them going back together though).
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 Post subject: Dash out on a BA XR
Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 11:12 pm 
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Hello
I will give you a guide to BA XR dash removal

DISCONNECT THE BATTERY!!!!!

CONSOLE
Pull out the drivers seat, T50 torx bit
Remove the hand brake lever from the console, will be three 10mm bolts
Remove the two 8mm bolts on the rear sides of the console
Remove the T bar handle, one screw
Lift off the silver surround around the shifter
and remove the two screws and the four 8mm bolts
Remove the two screws that hold the covers that sweep up the sides of the console toward the audio unit
Remove the tissue tray, 2 screws
Remove the 2 srews under the covers you just removed that face toward the front of the car, they hold the console in.
Pull up hard from the rear and pull out the console assy

DASH ASSY

Pull off your DS(driver side) and PS (passenger side) scuff plates
Pull off the door rubber and DS and PS
Pull off the 'A' pillar trim on DS and PS
Pull off the trim on either ends of the dash on the PS and DS, the plastic one that has your airbag sticker on it (if it has a sticker), and remove the two 10mm bolts behind.
Inside your door jamb on the DS and PS there is a 10mm bolt that passes into the side of the dash assy, remove this, it will not come all the way out but as far as you can get it is ok...

Lock the steering wheel and Remove the 10mm bolt in the shaft of the steering column inside the car, and push the shaft back a little toward the steering wheel till clear of the bracket on the floor.(Do not rotate the steering wheel when the shaft is removed or you will damage the clockspring inside the wheel and your air bag light will come on and stay on)Left of the shaft, there is a bracket from the dash to the firewall, remove the 10mm bolt.

Remove the 10mm bolt that goes through a bracket to the floor of the car under the Audio unit
Disconnect the wiring harness that connects to your restraint control Module next to the bolt you just removed
Remove the bonnet release from the fuse panel and move aside
Disconnect the brown plug on the front of the fuse panel and move aside
Remove the DS and PS lower kick panel plastics and move aside
Disconnect the wiring connectors on the DS and PS behind the panels (3 or 4 of them on each side from memory)
Pull out the white mould they sit into and move aside, this will come out with your dash later on.
Remove the cover plate right up to the center of the dash near the front screen, from memory, it is a 5mm allen key or hex key bolt, remove it. (its pretty hard to get to aswell)

Pull the dash foward and make sure you dont get anything stuck or damage your kickpanel plastics

!!!!Good luck!!!

Note: If the HIM is faulty, a ford dealer will have to program it upon replacement or it will not work

Any probs then email me
ford_man_xr8@hotmail.com
Matt
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Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 11:20 pm 
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I've got the same problem in my ED Fairmont, had an auto elec do a scan and the code says its the blendor motor, I know winter is over but would like to fix it before next winter, has anyone had to repair/replace theirs?
Is it difficult?
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Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 7:38 pm 
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Thanks Guys i really appreciate all the help will be doing it in a week or 2 so which me luck will let you know how i go

cheers wayne
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