Poor Cabin Heat - Defender 110

**camel_landy** · 30th August 2012, 08:44 AM

Yeah, if there's crud in there, most of it should just fall out but if you can feel that it is blocked, you could try flushing it out.

M

**toc_bat** · 30th August 2012, 09:02 AM

do you then leave the bung out? or replace it?

**camel_landy** · 30th August 2012, 05:19 PM

Leave it out...

**toc_bat** · 30th August 2012, 06:04 PM

thanks, but i tried to find it today and couldn't, maybe due to the cold, my fingers didnt have much sensitivity, i reckon it was around 0degC - then it started snowing, do you have any pictures of it?

**landychris** · 30th August 2012, 07:00 PM

Originally Posted by cewilson

There is an accessory I have seen for the heater inlet itself - basically it bolts on and is like a mini 'ram head' like on the snorkel.
Cheers
Chris

These make a big difference for air flow in all seasons.
landychris

**camel_landy** · 30th August 2012, 10:05 PM

Originally Posted by toc_bat

thanks, but i tried to find it today and couldn't, maybe due to the cold, my fingers didnt have much sensitivity, i reckon it was around 0degC - then it started snowing, do you have any pictures of it?

Sorry, I don't. If you can't feel it but can feel a round hole in the bottom, chances are that it has already been removed.

M

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