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Porsche Cayenne 9YA.2 (E3 II) 2023>> 9YA.2 Cayenne E-Hybrid V6 3.0L (470Hp) 2023>> Heating / Air Conditioning Heater cables

Heater cable, 1770mm. Porsche 911 / 912 1965-77 / 356C 1964-65  ›  90142470107

Heater cable, 1770mm. Porsche 911 / 912 1965-77 / 356C 1964-65 - 90142470105, 90142470106, 90142470104, 90142470107
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Product Information
Product Information

This 1770mm heater cable from OE Match provides a replacement mechanical control connection for the listed Porsche 911, 912 and 356C applications.

Fits

  • Porsche 356 C (DE/S) 1.6L 08/1964-12/1965
  • Porsche 911 2.0L-2.7L 01/1963-07/1977
  • Porsche 912 1.6L 01/1965-02/1970

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Diagram ref no 44

What This Product Does

The cable carries movement from the cabin heating control to the heater flap or valve mechanism. This mechanical connection allows the driver to adjust the admission of heated air.

Functions

  • Transfers movement from the heater control.
  • Operates the connected heating mechanism.
  • Enables manual adjustment of warm airflow.

Technical Details

  • Supplied length: 1770mm.
  • Current reference: 90142470107; earlier references: 90142470104, 90142470105 and 90142470106.

Symptoms of Fault

  • Unusually heavy movement at the heater control.
  • Restricted travel or incomplete flap operation.
  • Control movement without a corresponding heating adjustment.
  • Frayed wire, binding or a sudden loss of resistance.

Why Replacement Matters

A damaged cable can leave the heating mechanism unresponsive or prevent it reaching its intended position. Replacing a worn cable addresses the mechanical connection, but the associated flaps, attachments and routing should also be inspected for seizure or damage.

FAQs

  • Will lubrication repair a damaged cable?
    Lubrication does not repair fraying or broken wire; a damaged cable needs replacement.
  • Does the cable require adjustment?
    Check its end positions after installation so the connected mechanism can complete its intended travel.
  • Could another component cause poor heating?
    Yes. Inspect the heater flaps and their operating mechanisms before attributing the fault solely to the cable.


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