Wanted: Mk1 Mav / Terrano Heater Blower

Davehuck · 12-03-2013, 12:22

Hi,

I need a Mk1 Mav / Terrano 2.7 heater blower, can anybody help please?

Part number is: 48680 30350 and it has a 2 pin connector.

I could also do with a new pollen filter (I think they're discontinued now?).

Cheers!

Dave

arcascomp · 12-03-2013, 12:39

That's interesting, mine is a Mk1, but doesn't have a pollen filter - at least not that I can find. Where is the pollen filter on yours? If I have one, I too would like to change it!

Davehuck · 12-03-2013, 12:48

Ahh.... I just remembered being told that there was a pollen filter under the black plastic cover midway below the windscreen (mine's a GLX). I don't have the car at home at the moment so I can't look. I'm trying to get rid of a long term leak into the footwell and was told the pollen filter might be a cause. It's definitely not the sunroof drain and it seems to be coming into the passenger footwell from above.

Cheers

Dave

Davehuck · 12-03-2013, 13:02

Found the heater blower motor elsewhere.

Cheers

Dave

arcascomp · 12-03-2013, 15:40

Ah, mine has the access panel below the scuttle panel, but no pollen filter housing below it. Water pee'd into my footwell too.

Whip off the wipers (think I cheated and got away with just the passenger side) and then unscrew the plastic scuttle cover. Below that there is a rectangular plate on the passengers side held in with four screws. Pop it off, clean and dry the area and then lay a bead of tigerseal around before putting it all back together.

Dry feet for everyone.

Davehuck · 12-03-2013, 15:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by arcascomp

Ah, mine has the access panel below the scuttle panel, but no pollen filter housing below it. Water pee'd into my footwell too.

Whip off the wipers (think I cheated and got away with just the passenger side) and then unscrew the plastic scuttle cover. Below that there is a rectangular plate on the passengers side held in with four screws. Pop it off, clean and dry the area and then lay a bead of tigerseal around before putting it all back together.

Dry feet for everyone.

Thanks for that! I should have the blower tomorrow so I'll have a look then. This has been bugging me for ages.....

Cheers!

Dave

12-03-2013, 12:22	#1
Davehuck Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Essex Posts: 37	Wanted: Mk1 Mav / Terrano Heater Blower Hi, I need a Mk1 Mav / Terrano 2.7 heater blower, can anybody help please? Part number is: 48680 30350 and it has a 2 pin connector. I could also do with a new pollen filter (I think they're discontinued now?). Cheers! Dave

12-03-2013, 13:02	#4
Davehuck Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Essex Posts: 37	Found it Found the heater blower motor elsewhere. Cheers Dave

12-03-2013, 12:39	#2
arcascomp Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Vehicle: 96 Mitsubishi Challenger! Posts: 775	That's interesting, mine is a Mk1, but doesn't have a pollen filter - at least not that I can find. Where is the pollen filter on yours? If I have one, I too would like to change it!

12-03-2013, 12:48	#3
Davehuck Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Essex Posts: 37	Ahh.... I just remembered being told that there was a pollen filter under the black plastic cover midway below the windscreen (mine's a GLX). I don't have the car at home at the moment so I can't look. I'm trying to get rid of a long term leak into the footwell and was told the pollen filter might be a cause. It's definitely not the sunroof drain and it seems to be coming into the passenger footwell from above. Cheers Dave

12-03-2013, 15:40	#5
arcascomp Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Vehicle: 96 Mitsubishi Challenger! Posts: 775	Ah, mine has the access panel below the scuttle panel, but no pollen filter housing below it. Water pee'd into my footwell too. Whip off the wipers (think I cheated and got away with just the passenger side) and then unscrew the plastic scuttle cover. Below that there is a rectangular plate on the passengers side held in with four screws. Pop it off, clean and dry the area and then lay a bead of tigerseal around before putting it all back together. Dry feet for everyone.