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CAYMAN S 987.2 2011 AC HEATING STOPPED WORKING LOUD WHIRRING FAN NOISE


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HI guys 

 

I just drove my car to my friends picked him up went for a coffee parked up and then when I came back and started my car up the AC heating stopped working and started make a load whirring noise from the passengers side.  

 

Any idea what the issue could be as I have no air coming out of the two front vents but i do from the ones on the dash and weak air coming from the further left and right passenger air vents even if I try it hot or cold and a loud whirring noise when I take the fan speed past 1/4 strength getting louder as I take it to 100% .

 

Thanks

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update: i took it to the local AC guy to check if any leaks etc and there are none so 
I am guessing it is the blower heater unit will find out in around 2 weeks as i have it booked in for service then as well

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The bearing on the blower on these is weak, you'd get a whirring when it finally goes, and the weaker air coming out adds up too. It's not too difficult to DIY, and there are always some of them on ebay (normally advertised as HVAC units - same as the 997 part) for about £15.

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Maybe also worth checking the pollen filter duct isn't blocked up with leaves, its under the plastic cover at the base of the passenger side of the windscreen, easy to access.

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thanks for the responses guys but it was a bit of the heat shield trim or whatever that sits over the pollen filter that had broken and fallen down into the heater blower area

 

here is a pic of it 

 

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How could it get past the pollen filter? That bit of sheeting sits over it, guess it stops too much water going into the pollen filter.

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4 hours ago, GlosRich said:

How could it get past the pollen filter? That bit of sheeting sits over it, guess it stops too much water going into the pollen filter.

God only knows

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