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    I had a knocking noise after changing the fan belt. Turned out to be the tensioner pulley - I hadn't done it up tight enough.. actually I'd forgoten to do it up.

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    Hey folks - sorry haven't been around.
    Still haven't solved the problem, but its something to do with the air recirculate thingy.
    If it's on recirculate, the noise happens. Turn recirculate off, and the fans off, then just fan back on - it's fine sometimes, but sometimes not.

    Done some looking online and could be the intake door control linkage, but it's behind the glove box, so painful to get to!

    Anyone know where to find the exploded diagram for this?
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    Quote Originally Posted by tracemul7 View Post
    Hey folks - sorry haven't been around.
    Still haven't solved the problem, but its something to do with the air recirculate thingy.
    If it's on recirculate, the noise happens. Turn recirculate off, and the fans off, then just fan back on - it's fine sometimes, but sometimes not.

    Done some looking online and could be the intake door control linkage, but it's behind the glove box, so painful to get to!

    Anyone know where to find the exploded diagram for this?
    The fan unit drops out the bottom with a few screws and the the glove box pulls out with a few more.
    This should allow you to see the linkage and door flap
    Cheers
    Kallen Westbrook

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    As Kallen said the Glove Box comes out easy as there is a Pollen Filter you can add to your system behind there. I would take it out and see if you can see the linkage your talking about. Will take you 5 minutes to take the glove box out.
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