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Have you checked whether you can do the output tests with Vagcom? That should tell you if the flaps can move their full range. Have no VAG Com :-(
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Would also be interested in. It is diffult to find a match. Just looked for a servo for the air vents and also a clockspring. If the part is taken out, it might be easier, because most parts are e.g. from Bosch. With checking in Ebay, sometimes there is a hint to / from Touareg parts. But not sure if this information is trustful. For the servo I told, order one used from a Cayenne and a used one from a Amarok. Parts look almost same.
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What I figured out so far, that for the middle vents, there is a middle left servo and a middle right servo. Those are on the left and right side, so I have to do both, remove glove box and Steering column space. I have a LHD Cayenne. Saw some figure for a touareg, where there also removed the complete dash. Is this really needed ? How mich hours to work on I need to calculate ? One other major question. There are 6 servo motors in total. Looking at the spare catlog of Porsche, they have all different number, but I do not think, that there are all different ? And also read in another forum, that a VAG COM tool is needed to set the servo in service mode. Is this mandatory ?
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Do you have picture of where the servos located ? So to summarize, basically removing the glove box is enough ? The center console does not need to be touched ? My problems seems to be the servos vor the middle located vents. Regards Burkhard
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How long does it take approx. to change it ? What about the sensor on Bank 2 ? Any experience ?