VeroFrank
Air conditioning and heating in Citroen DS3 not working properly: Please share experiences and workshop recommendations
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VeroFrank (Author)
Hey, thanks for your reply! So in your case it was the wiring harness - interesting! How much did the repair cost you in the end, if you don't mind me asking? And has everything been fine since then or were there any other surprises? Ciao!
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IloKai
Hey, after visiting the mechanic, it turned out that the malfunction of the solar sensor inside the vehicle was the problem that needed to be fixed. The cost of repairing the faulty wiring harness was €155. Since then everything has been running smoothly again, no further surprises. Best regards!
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VeroFrank (Author)
Moin, Okay, that actually sounds quite manageable with the costs. Good point about taking enough time for a thorough diagnosis. I'm going to do the same and see what my own garage has to say. Hopefully it won't be too expensive. Thanks again for your advice! Bye!
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Alexis7
Good evening. i have a citroen ds3 2012 model and the air conditioner shows the temperature in Fahrenheit and not in Celsius. how does this change?
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CarlyMechanic
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Good evening. i have a citroen ds3 2012 model and the air conditioner shows the temperature in Fahrenheit and not in Celsius. how does this change?
To change the temperature display from Fahrenheit to Celsius on your Citroen DS3, try the following steps: 1. Turn on the ignition without starting the engine. 2. Locate the "Menu" button on your dashboard or infotainment system. 3. Navigate through the menu options until you find "Settings" or "Display Settings." 4. Look for the option to change the temperature unit and select Celsius. If these steps don't work, consult your vehicle's manual for specific instructions. Let me know if you need further assistance or if this resolves your issue!
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IloKai
Hello, Well, I also had a problem with the wiring harness in my 2009 Citroen C5. My ventilation, both cooling and heating, was also spinning. The mechanic eventually determined that it was actually the wiring harness that was faulty. They had to replace some circuits as they were somehow wired incorrectly. It was a bit complicated, but fortunately nothing extremely serious. In terms of garage tips, I would always advise you to allow enough time for a thorough diagnosis. Even if it takes more time, it's definitely worth it. Hope this helps you! Best regards.
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