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[Solved] Peugeot 307 2.0 16V 2003 - Warm air supply is working / not working

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  • #1 16959116
    obadaw
    Level 6  
    Hello

    I have a question, I haven't met anyone with such a problem yet, that's why I'm writing.
    Namely, for a few days I was driving at full 28 degrees with the air supply on and it was so hot on average: on the driver's side, on average, on the passenger's side a little better. After a few days, only the cold air on both sides stopped heating. After a while, some flashes of warm air began to emerge from the vents again. The fan works properly because its blowing force reacts to increasing and decreasing the airflow level.
    What's more, the car heats up to 90 degrees without any problems and keeps the temperature. The thermostat is also OK
    The heater does not spit liquid, so I assume it's working.
    I would like to add that when I had an Audi before, when I gave it full heat, I could not hold my hand in the airflow because it was so hot, and in this car I do not know how much I would have to hold my hand in the airflow to warm up.

    Any ideas, why is this happening and it does not heat so well?
    Thank you in advance for your help.
    greetings
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  • #2 16959251
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Hello. Air in the heater or there is a need for replacement, the coolant does not circulate fully throughout the heater.
  • #3 16959264
    obadaw
    Level 6  
    The coolant was replaced because the entire water pump was replaced with a new one along with the entire agent.
    After replacing this pump with a new one, everything was as hot as before the replacement, i.e. without changes. only now such problems have arisen.

    Ps. How to bleed such heaters?
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  • #5 16959293
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    How do you heat the engine, have both 2 hot pipes from the heater, inlet and outlet?
  • #6 16959299
    obadaw
    Level 6  
    I haven't been able to check that yet
    Added after 40 [minutes]:
    I found this valve, the heater was not air-tight, because as soon as I unscrewed the cap, the liquid ran out.

    PITERRR wrote:
    How do you heat the engine, have both 2 hot pipes from the heater, inlet and outlet?

    PITERRR when it comes to these 2 hoses from the heater, both hoses are warm (not hot) after heating the car
  • #7 16973566
    obadaw
    Level 6  
    Hello

    I replaced the thermostat, the temperature inside the car changed. It is much warmer than before, but now I have a problem because it is much weaker on the passenger side than on the driver's side.
    Cool air flows from the vents instead of warm air.
    Any ideas what could be the reason for this because I don't know anymore ??
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  • #8 16973625
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    The air supply flaps do not work and the air flows from outside and not through the heaters.
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  • #10 16973840
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    First, undress so that you can see what is happening and then you will buy or order?
  • #11 16973869
    obadaw
    Level 6  
    Do you have a manual how to get to such an actuator from the passenger side ??

    Added after 19 [hours] 27 [minutes]:

    Peugeot 307 2.0 16V 2003 - Warm air supply is working / not working

    A little update, I got to these modules. And both of the modules shown in the picture work properly after changing the heating.

    The photo does not show 3 which is even higher. But if this is this module, which one controls the temperature, which one to turn on?
  • #12 17070751
    obadaw
    Level 6  
    Hello again, today I checked all the heater's motor regulators and they all work properly, they are not broken or the tips are machined.

    So it probably remains to replace the fuser, right?
  • #13 17070781
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    If it does not heat up, check what are the heater hoses, especially on the return, if hot, then rather functional. If it is summer, there is no circulation to replace it or it is stony and heats poorly.
  • #14 17070873
    obadaw
    Level 6  
    ok, next week i will start replacing it, let you know how after the exchange.

    Because when it comes to the temperature of this two-tube, both wires are equally warm (at least I think so)
  • #15 17087210
    obadaw
    Level 6  
    Hello

    The replaced heater with a new twin-pipe that goes directly to it. The heat returned :)

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a heating issue in a 2003 Peugeot 307 2.0 16V, where the user experiences inadequate warm air supply from the vents. Initially, the air was hot, but it later transitioned to cold air on both the driver and passenger sides. The user confirmed that the coolant was replaced and the thermostat is functioning correctly. Responses suggest potential causes such as air in the heater, improper coolant circulation, or malfunctioning air supply flaps. The user later replaced the thermostat, which improved heating on the driver’s side but left the passenger side cooler. Further troubleshooting indicated that both heater hoses were warm, and the user replaced the heater unit, which restored heat. The discussion includes inquiries about bleeding the heater system and checking the actuator for air supply control.
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