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XC90 Heater Matrix

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Old May 28th, 2015, 09:05   #1
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Hi All,

Has anyone had experience in removing / replacing the heater matrix on an XC90, (I have a 57 plate). Bit worried about biting off my than i can chew. Pic would be brill.
Thanks in advance, Pete.
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Old May 29th, 2015, 16:21   #2
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not done it as put off myself.
its behind the dash therefore all that has to come out and by all accounts its a lengthy job.
I had a leaky matrix which caused a fishy smell and damp drivers carpet.
mine was solved by k-seal - sort of up market radweld - straight into the cooler tank.
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Old May 29th, 2015, 16:29   #3
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Thanks for that, I have tried Radweld and Holts Sealit both similar, but its not having it. Think its got to come out, I've read it could be the O-Seals, If i could just get a step by step "How To" I would brave it, everything I find on the web don't seem to be for the XC90.
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Can anyone confirm in the matrix core will slide out into the passenger foot well once the pipes and 2 screws are off.
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Can anyone confirm in the matrix core will slide out into the passenger foot well once the pipes and 2 screws are off.
Some bed time reading for you... here
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hi i looked at one the other day and i cant see why not it should slip out afeter pipes removed

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Can anyone confirm in the matrix core will slide out into the passenger foot well once the pipes and 2 screws are off.
No it wont, Just done mine, you have to cut the front off the pollen filter housing, then it come out just fine, not my idea I read it on a post on this forum, but it saved the day, just cut it off with a Stanley Knife and glue it back on after, removing the glove box is a good idea too :-)
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