liamfrank71
BMAX Overheating Air Flap Fault
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A 2014 Ford BMAX is experiencing overheating and a check engine light, with a diagnostic scan indicating an active air flap fault. The issue is likely related to a defect in the electromechanism controlling the air flaps, which can affect thermal management. It is recommended to take the vehicle to a workshop for inspection and repair.
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liamfrank71 (community.author)
Yes, the fault code indicates a defect in the electromechanism that controls the air flaps. Is that what you had on your Astra?
mikafischer5
Correct. The fault code pointed to a defective electromechanism. Considering the overheating and the specific fault code, it's likely the same issue. I'd advise taking it to a workshop for a thorough inspection and repair. It cost me 590€ to fix.
liamfrank71 (community.author)
Thanks for the info. I'll take it to the workshop. The repair cost also seems fair. I will post a resolution here when it's fixed.
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mikafischer5
Hello. I had a similar issue with my Opel Astra, although it was a diesel. The check engine light, coupled with overheating, sounds like a thermal management problem. Does the diagnostic scan provide a specific fault code related to the air flap electromechanism?