just dont turn it on

 

there's a heater matrix under the van - just behind the drivers seat. Bypass that and you're good.

 

Thanks for reply Andy
Is that an easy job to do

 

actually re-reading your post, you want to stop the air, so I would have a look at where the rear blower fuse is and pull that out.

 

the air does not come fro the outside it just heats recirculated air... depending if your van has 1 or 2 sliding doors the intake is on the panel directly across from your sliding door (1 slider)

or its in the door step ( 2 sliders) youll see the inlet grill in either case

 

Thanks muddyfox. Its a twin slider. How do I stop this air coming out the floor vent?

 

I'd be looking for somewires into the floor blower and disconnecting, or tracing back to the fuse and pulling that out. Whether the same fan runs the roof vents as well, I don't know, but it's a start. If its like mine then there's a fan unit fitted under the off side b pillar (i.e. just behine drivers seat) which does the hot floor blower, then there's a load of gubbins above the offside rear wheel arch for the cold roof vents. (this is a twin aircon version in mine)

Good luck, amd let us know how you get on T:

 

Can anyone shed any more light on this.

I have removed the fuse for the rear heat exchanger.

This stops air coming from the floor vent and air coming from the ceiling vents.

Basically I want to retain the aircon coming from the vents in the roof so removing the fuse isn't the answer.

How do I stop the air coming out the floor vent but retain the Cold Air coming through the ceiling vents?

Thanks

 

The floor supplies hot air and the ceiling supplies cold air.

Why would yo want to stop the floor vent? Then you would take away all capacity for rear heating?

Just leave it alone. The van only switches on this blower when you demand heating in the van.

I cant grasp why you want to de activate it.

 

Hi Drmagpie
Because I have a Furniture pod sat right o top of the vent. I want to put a gas bottle in it so don't want it heating up

 

hi dude
dont you have the three rotary switchs on the b pillar, one for hot and cold and 1 for roof vent and 1 for floor vent, if you look under the van drivers side the blower is under the floor there might be a plog that can be undone rather than unplug the fuse

 

Thanks Aircool will have a look in the morning

 

Or pull the switch of the pillar and deactivate the switch ....

If you build your furniture over the vent why don't you duct the air thu the unit to the other side of your pod or what ever ....

 

Thanks to Spanners on here who suggested simply unplugging the electrical connection on the underside of the van.
Done this, problem solved
Cheers