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Hmmm, on heaters, what do I do if my dash level thing is jammed? I havn't actually taken a look at it yet..

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The heater wont go to cold or it will but it just keeps being hot (sigh)
how does the water distributer work is it ment to go compleatly shut so that no fluid can get through or what mine lets a little bit through but u know i wasn't sure if it was normal... :?
Please help id like a fan :oops:
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ps. i know i could open a window but i want a fan that works...
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Hmmm, on heaters, what do I do if my dash level thing is jammed? I havn't actually taken a look at it yet..

thats what happened to mine, my water distributer was blocked with stuff so just take that off and have a look....

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Heater tap should shut right off. But it's a POS tap really on Clubbies.
We took ours out of the Clubbie, if we need one I'll mount one on the head, where heater taps belong. 8)

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Clubbies or Leylands?

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Ah i love stirring crap.


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big willy wrote:
Clubbies or Leylands?

:lol:

Ah i love stirring crap.

Yes they are all crap.. aren't they.. :wink:
Well lessee then-- first there was the Leyland Clubman and the Leyland Clubman GT, then they said "f'kit, let's call them all Leyland Minis!" (of course they are not really, they're just Clubbies, haha) :lol: :P :wink:

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BLACKRZ_667 wrote:
and i like the ideah of moving the heater up , much more leg room...


that's my original idea..... :wink: One of the first things I thought of when I got my clubby!!!


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