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    Local dealer has just told me that the recirculation motor/flap is defective on my 03 plate passat done 90k. He tells me it will cost £500 to put right as dash needs removing. VW customer services has offered me 35% contribution towards the repair. Has anybody else had this fault and had vw contribute? I think ther are being a bit tight over this as my car has fvwsh and its not 3 year old yet!
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    Quote Originally Posted by glynnd View Post
    Local dealer has just told me that the recirculation motor/flap is defective on my 03 plate passat done 90k. He tells me it will cost £500 to put right as dash needs removing. VW customer services has offered me 35% contribution towards the repair. Has anybody else had this fault and had vw contribute? I think ther are being a bit tight over this as my car has fvwsh and its not 3 year old yet!
    Hi, I have the same problem - re-circulation motor has stuck and makes a loud clicking noise somewhere between the passenger airbag & glove compartment.

    Local dealer (Swindon) has quoted me £870 quid to fix this! Apparently, the whole dash has to come out, plus most of the climate control system, just so that they can replace a £160 motor!!

    The dealer's technician told me this is a common problem with Passatts and they've already fixed other passats.

    My Passat is 2000 (W) with 120K miles. It's a shame because the car is still a great runner and has many more miles left.

    I would like to know what I can do to get some contribution from VW service? Any advice as to who to contact please.

    Thanks,

    AJR

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    **deep breath.

    Its actually quite easy to fix and i can go through this with you if you want anyway very very quick summary............

    tools needed... torx screwdriver set
    long screwdriver/crowbar !!!!
    pozie drive ( 2)

    Duration of task approx 40 mins pro 1 hour noob.
    level of skill needed ( 1 mr bean 10 Michael Schumacher ) 3


    Remove glove box
    move 3 screw located on motor housing
    remove motor
    remove bushes
    turn bushes round
    push motor back
    screw the screws back
    enjoy your coffee
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    I reckon most 1997-2003 Passats have this problem.
    A bug that VW never bothered to address.
    The fault code is....
    01274 - Air Flow Flap Positioning Motor (V71)
    searching google for this shows umpteen ocurrances.
    Diesel, are your instructions for the main blower motor, or this flap?
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    "blower" motor.
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    I had the V71 go dud on my Golf and I managed change it as on the Golf it is located on the side of the heater housing. I believe on the Passat that it is at the back of the heater housing hence the need to remove the dash.

    A proper epic struggle of a job on the Golf.

    Quite stangely on the Passat I'm getting the V71 error when I read it for faults but the clima display is not flashing. I can live with that an I never use the re-circ function anyway.

    ...Saying that, I like a challenge and was told "It can't be done on the Golf without the dash out." but I did it !

    When I've completed building my extension to my house and a bit more car time I will investigate this !
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    I can;t get the motor out it gets stuck.
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