Heater Servo Motor BEHR with Gasket Citroën Peugeot EAD512 H1959 Ub 43

Description

Product Overview

This Heater Servo Motor manufactured by BEHR is designed for use in various Citroën and Peugeot vehicles, specifically the Citroën C4 and Peugeot 307 II models. It features a plastic intermediate piece and includes a gasket for proper sealing during installation. The servo motor plays a crucial role in controlling the heating system by regulating airflow within the climate control system, ensuring optimal cabin temperature and comfort.

Function and Common Issues

The heater servo motor controls the movement of airflow doors within the HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) system. Over time, these motors can fail due to wear of internal gears or electrical faults, leading to improper heating or ventilation issues such as stuck airflow positions or inconsistent cabin temperatures. Replacement is often required when the climate control system exhibits delayed responses or unusual noises during operation.

Installation Guide

Replacing the servo motor involves accessing the HVAC unit, typically located behind the dashboard. After disconnecting the electrical connector, the faulty servo motor is removed by unscrewing mounting points and detaching it from the plastic intermediate piece. The new motor, including the gasket, is then installed in reverse order to ensure a secure fit and airtight sealing. It is recommended to verify correct operation after installation through the vehicle’s climate control diagnostics or by testing airflow positions.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: BEHR
• Model: Citroën C4, Peugeot 307 II
• Product Codes: EAD512, H1959 Ub 43
• Additional Numbers: 6447RF

Why Choose This Part?

This servo motor is an essential component for maintaining the functionality of your vehicle’s heating and climate control systems. It is designed for direct replacement, ensuring compatibility and reliable performance. Ideal for professional mechanics as well as DIY enthusiasts seeking to restore heating control functionality in PSA group vehicles.