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No Hot Air in 1995 Audi A4 B5 1.6 Petrol: Cabin Heating Issue, Temperature at 90, Loose Plugin

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  • #1 16855884
    Bobot1994
    Level 7  
    Hello, I'm new here. My problem is that the warm air does not work in the Audi A4 b5 1995 car 1.6 petrol lines all warm, even those that enter the cabin, the temperature is normally up to 90 and increases when the car is stationary, please help what may be going winter :) PS what is this plugin i found it loose.
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  • #2 16855901
    coperfild
    Level 35  
    Check how the knob works - warm, cold, the cable has definitely burnt out
  • #3 16855951
    Bobot1994
    Level 7  
    The knob normally walks when I make it cold and it blows hard and when it comes to heat it is free but cold air

    Added after 10 [hours] 26 [minutes]:

    Someone had such a problem
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  • #4 16859733
    migmig85
    Level 26  
    As the temperature rises, the radiator fan will turn on?
    And do the radiator rubber hoses swell or are they still soft after heating?
  • #5 16859754
    Bobot1994
    Level 7  
    The fan does not turn on slowly. Upper radiator hose hot bottom cold. Wires swell hoses from the heater are hot when I opened it, the air flies only hot, the radiator is half warm but sometimes the engine temperature is cold 90/100 degrees please help. Oze be the heater's fault because I don't know whether to undress. Thanks in advance
  • #6 16859767
    migmig85
    Level 26  
    head gasket, thermostat or stony heater
  • #7 16859787
    Bobot1994
    Level 7  
    I replaced the thermostat with a new one and the heater may be because if you unscrew the cap the radiator gets warm and when it turns cold
  • #8 16859820
    migmig85
    Level 26  
    The head gasket after heating creates an airbag in the cooling system and automatically aerates the system then the cables swell and the radiator fan does not start.
  • #9 16859830
    Bobot1994
    Level 7  
    But the oil is at a level and how can you check if it's Head Gasket you need to give heads for planning

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    So it's not worth warming up the heater
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  • #10 16859845
    migmig85
    Level 26  
    Yes, but a bit of compression gets into the cooling system and has the same effect as you do.
    Planning and checking for minimum tightness + new head bolts is best.
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  • #11 16859858
    Bobot1994
    Level 7  
    And the cost is not better new engine because the mechanic said that it is like a heater the more that when I turned it on pieces of something flew out

    Added after 4 [minutes]:

    And the wires do not swell because the heater is clogged, it can also be from this
  • #12 16859872
    migmig85
    Level 26  
    No, because after such a repair, peace of mind and you know what you have the cost of complete regeneration of the head is about 1500-2000 PLN, if you do not need to replace, for example, timing, then you know the costs are rising.
    And when buying an engine, we do not know in what condition it is bought and whether in a year there will be the same history.
    The engine spacer also costs about PLN 1000, surely oils, fluid and timing to be replaced on a good day, besides you have to buy this good engine ;) .
  • #13 16859885
    Bobot1994
    Level 7  
    Oh damn, it's nice now I don't know what to do and how would I try to find a place where the air escapes and I would lubricate with silicone
  • #14 16859894
    migmig85
    Level 26  
    it can't be done because such things happen on the plane and you won't do anything with silicone
  • #15 16859932
    Bobot1994
    Level 7  
    Ahaj, it is hard to know what I will do now, and matches can be closed from the heater
  • #16 16859958
    migmig85
    Level 26  
    Buy a buddy co2 head gasket leak tester and maybe I will show you something more.
  • #17 16860005
    Bobot1994
    Level 7  
    And I had to add that the suction corrector at the bottom is slightly warm.

    Added after 13 [minutes]:

    And he should be hot, I think
  • #18 17502331
    darek.jacek
    Level 13  
    migmig85 wrote:
    because after such a repair, peace of mind and you know what you have the cost of complete regeneration of the head is about 1500-2000 PLN, if you do not need to replace, for example: timing, then you know the costs increase.
    And when buying an engine, we do not know in what condition it is bought and whether in a year there will be the same history.

    Dude, don't be ridiculous. A car from 1995 and you write a typical text for a poor man, "you know what you have". It is more profitable to buy another crispbread and sell it instead of invest. It is not known what the reason is and you urge you to exchange upg.
  • #19 19725955
    michal8819
    Level 11  
    Hello
    I have had an Audi a4 b5 1.9 tdi 1995 for a week.
    I also have a problem with heating, namely warm air flies on the glass and cold air flies into the middle.
    Both hoses from the heater are warm.
    What could be the reason for this?
  • #20 19726517
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #21 19727100
    michal8819
    Level 11  
    Heater assembly? Tz?
    What's the best way to go about it?
    I have to disassemble the entire board?
  • #22 19727401
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #23 19729134
    michal8819
    Level 11  
    I was afraid of this, so a lot of fun awaits me.
    Now I'm on my way and, in fact, the heat is so strong on the glass.
    All in all, if I were to disassemble it, it would probably be better to replace the heaters to be sure.

    What else should you pay attention to, possibly?

    Added after 11 [minutes]:

    Still, such an observation, when I take the air to the maximum, feel it warm, and if on the 3-4th line, it is somehow cold.
  • #24 19729167
    Strumien swiadomosci swia
    Level 43  
    It's normal, replace the heaters to be sure and these sponges, I use cardboard for sticking.
  • #25 19729228
    michal8819
    Level 11  
    I will do so for this moment, thanks a lot.
  • #26 20370678
    michal8819
    Level 11  
    Hello
    So far, I've tried to clean the heaters, I bought a cleaning agent, connected the pump to the heater wires and cleaned the heaters on a short circuit, but there was no dirt or anything like that and I didn't notice that it flew poorly.
    I noticed an old sponge on the center panel.
    And now I don't know because it's still cold and slightly warm on the glass.
    Getting ready to dismantle and replace the heater?
  • #27 20370772
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #28 20370799
    michal8819
    Level 11  
    Thanks for the quick reply.
    But when I think about how much undressing it is, it gives me goosebumps.
    But nothing will pass anyway.
  • #29 20396183
    michal8819
    Level 11  
    Hello everyone
    I started replacing the heater core.
    The board has already been dismantled but I have a small problem with the metal beam because it also needs to be unscrewed but I can't really see which screws to unscrew.
  • #30 20396212
    Ireneo
    Level 42  
    On the shaft from the engine side, the big ones you see, the column and one from the pedal bracket. And for stubborn 2 screws under the ecu.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a heating issue in a 1995 Audi A4 B5 1.6 petrol, where the cabin does not receive warm air despite the engine temperature reaching 90 degrees Celsius. Users suggest checking the operation of the temperature control knob, the condition of the thermostat, and potential issues with the head gasket or heater core. The radiator hoses exhibit inconsistent temperatures, indicating possible blockages or air in the cooling system. Several users recommend inspecting and possibly replacing the heater core and ensuring the flaps in the air mixer are sealed properly. The conversation also touches on the complexity of repairs and the potential costs involved.
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