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Old 5th February 2018, 19:43   #5
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Not had this on mine. It will get cooler as the desired temperature is achieved, but not making lots of noises as flaps keep adjusting.

Have you tried a diagnostic on the ATC panel?

https://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/for...d.php?t=162975

Unless you do as the instructions say, you will most likely get errors 21 and 22.
Interesting :O Something to try tomorrow.

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It could be a problem with the circuit boards that control the internal heater flaps.

Or maybe the signal from the temperature sensor is not continuous due to a poor connection or failing sensor.
It does sound like flaps moving around. Would the flaps keep moving for some reason at a certain point? They only do it after roughly 20 orso minutes (a good 15 minutes after the engine is warm enough to start heating the interior)
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