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64 12 670 Replacing front electric auxiliary heater

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Necessary preliminary work 

NOTE: For purposes of clarity, the following graphics show the heating and air-conditioning unit removed.

Disconnect plug connection (1).

Fig 1: Identifying Plug Connection
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Release screws (1).

Lay servomotor (2) to one side.

Fig 2: Identifying Servomotor And Screw
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Release screws (1).

Fig 3: Identifying Servomotor Screw
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Release screws (2) and remove housing side section (2).

Fig 4: Identifying Housing Side Section And Screw
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Disconnect plug connection (1).

Release screw (2).

Pull out electric auxiliary heater (3) and detach associated earthing cable (4).

Installation note: 

Make sure earthing cable (4) is securely seated.

Fig 5: Identifying Electric Auxiliary Heater, Earthing Cable, Plug Connection And Screws
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IMPORTANT: On vehicles with production date up to 03 essential in the case of spare parts to observe the part number of the auxiliary heater!

In the case of the following part numbers no  ad necessary:

These part numbers may no longer be installed production date from  03/2010!

For vehicles with production dates up to  03/2010 part numbers PROGRAMMING/ENCODING must be carried out.

In addition, perform conversion in the diagnosis path:

Vehicles that have production dates after  03/2010 part numbers do not require any additional work