LKaiser
Problems with the blower function and heating/cooling in the Peugeot Traveller 2020: Possible signal error AUC sensor?
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A Peugeot Traveller 2020 owner is experiencing issues with the blower function and insufficient heating/cooling, suspecting a possible AUC sensor signal error. A similar problem in a Peugeot 308 was resolved by replacing a faulty sensor, costing around 90 euros. The owner plans to read the fault memory and seek estimates from various garages to diagnose and potentially resolve the issue.
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LKaiser (community.author)
Hey, thanks for your reply! It does sound like it could be the sensor causing the problem. My mileage is 16198 KM and my last service was very recent. I haven't read the fault memory yet, but I will definitely do that immediately. I will keep you posted as soon as I have the results. Is 90 euros an average price for the repair or could it possibly be more for my model? Thanks again for your help!
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WagenHerr
Hey, no problem, I'm happy to help! So the price can vary depending on where you have the repair done. On my Peugeot 308 it cost around 90 euros, but it might be a bit more on your Traveller. I might just ask a few different garages and get a quote. Then you'll have a better idea of what you can expect. As soon as you have read out the fault memory, let us know - maybe we can then help you even better. Good luck with the diagnosis, keep your fingers crossed that it's nothing serious!
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LKaiser (community.author)
Hello, really a great help! I'll just ask a few garages and get some estimates. As soon as I've read out the fault memory, I'll let you know the results. I also hope that it's nothing serious. Thank you very much for keeping your fingers crossed and for your further advice!
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WagenHerr
Hi, I had a similar problem with my 2018 Peugeot 308, I have a basic understanding of cars and got some help to solve my problem. In the end, it was a problem with the sensor itself, which was faulty, just as you suspected. At the garage, the experience was pretty straightforward. They replaced the faulty sensor. The repair cost me 90 euros, which was not as expensive as I had feared. To be able to help you more precisely, however, I need a little more information about your car - if possible also about reading out the fault memory. Hope this helps you a little!
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