Parts
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Remove the central storage compartment and the cover to the right of the ashtray with a small screwdriver
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Remove the 4 screws located on the front facingthe torx key
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Remove the two screws on the driver's side cover and repeat the operation on the passenger side.
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Locate the screws to reassemble them in the correct place.
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Remove the fir tree pins by pulling slightly on the cover. Repeat the operation on the passenger side.
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Remove the soundproofing under the dashboard on the driver's side using the screwdriver. (remove the fir tree pins)
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Disconnect the cigarette lighter and the ashtray lighting.
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Remove the air conditioning cover.
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Remove the column retaining screw and uncouple the column by pulling it firmly downwards.
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Disconnect the harnesses from the pulser by exerting pressure on the retaining lugs.
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Rotate the blower to unlock and pull it out. Remove the blower.
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Remove the rotor fixing screw.
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Using a screwdriver, separate the rotor from its support by sliding it between the two parts.
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Be careful not to force the screwdriver too much.
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Then remove the module by removing the two fixing screws.
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Take advantage of the disassembly to carry out a little cleaning of the whole thing using a brush.
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Check the correspondence between the old and new module
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Reassemble the module in the reverse order of removal.
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Reassemble the rotor on its support in the reverse order of removal.
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Proceed to reassemble the blower in the dashboard in the reverse order of removal.
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Do not forget to tighten the intermediate shaft of the steering column.
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14 Comments
excellent very well done
danielle.filipe - Resolved on Release Reply
Congratulations on the clarity of your report. Good luck.
Djelloul OMARI - Resolved on Release Reply
Change made on my vehicle, the ventilation was working at maximum without the possibility of turning it off. A very important point that is missing in the tutorial, when uncoupling the steering column it is absolutely necessary to block the steering wheel otherwise the angle sensor will be out of adjustment causing an ESP fault: switching to the suitcase is mandatory afterwards.
Franck BARON - Resolved on Release Reply
Hello, my Xsara Picasso has air conditioning and the fan doesn't turn at all. Does anyone have any idea where this could be coming from? Thanks.
Thierry Cisse - Resolved on Release Reply
We can't put back the screw that holds the column to the steering wheel.
Martial Picard - Resolved on Release Reply