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Heads up for those with Vintage Air

JSBX

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I started having a battery drain on my Bronco. The battery would be down to 10 volts after one day of not starting the Bronco. Started testing for the drain and after disconnecting the main power wire to the Vintage Air I found it to be the problem. I called the Tech department at Vintage Air and talked with Matt who knew right off what the problem was. It was the electric motor for the heater control valve. He sent me a new valve with motor at no charge even though It was out of warranty. Great customer service from Vintage Air. I don't know if this is a common problem or not but just wanted to let everyone know what they may want to check first if they start having a battery problem. There is a plug you can disconnect near the control valve.
 
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