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canuck901 06-16-2010 07:59 PM

2009 honda fit service manual?
 
anyone have a 2009 honda fit service manual?
I'd like to lookup some into on the heater housing drain
thanks

Krimson_Cardnal 06-16-2010 09:17 PM

What might you be looking for?

canuck901 06-16-2010 10:55 PM

heater core and heater housing drain is?

jookybanana 06-16-2010 11:12 PM

try this thread https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/2nd-generation-ge-08-present/41298-honda-fit-jazz-ge6-ge8-electronic-service-manual-available-8.html

Krimson_Cardnal 06-16-2010 11:14 PM

Not seeing any separate drain for the heater core. Removal procedure begins with recovery of A/C refrigerant and draining radiator. When disconnecting heater core hoses expect coolant to drain out.

canuck901 06-16-2010 11:19 PM

there must be a duct from the heater core housing, that pushes heat to your car through the bottom vents, passenger side center bottom under the stereo system

Krimson_Cardnal 06-16-2010 11:23 PM

That's the blower unit - what's the issue?

canuck901 06-16-2010 11:31 PM

any diagrams where it is? got a pdf?

where is located
i need to inspect it for a leak

Krimson_Cardnal 06-16-2010 11:36 PM

No pdf - blower unit is connected to heater core/housing. All in under dash. If you could explain problem might possibly be able to help. Smell of coolant in the cabin?

canuck901 06-16-2010 11:49 PM

no, there's no coolant in the cabin, i do not have a low coolant levels in my coolant level tank.
definitely not the heater core, it has to be some type of duct or blower where heat is pushed into your car from the outside

i get some water into the passenger side from when the heaterr fan is on and its raining outside

Krimson_Cardnal 06-17-2010 01:08 AM

Difficult to see exactly how the outside air gets to the blower unit.

There is a drain line on the blower unit, should be visible from under the dash - remove passenger bottom panel [under cover]. Drain line is located between the Core unit [towards drive] and Blower unit [towards glove box]. The two units are joined as one. Possible this drain line is clogged? I can not tell where it exits [possibly forward through fire wall] and my guess is it's to carry off condensation and water just seeping in as you're finding out. The A/C Evaporator lives inside the Blower Box.

Wish I could be more helpful, but the Service Manual is vague - assumes you're there taking it apart as opposed to showing what's going on.

The FSM's GM publishes for the Cadillac's I've owned are far superior to what Honda does.

Not long ago I thought I was feeling water hit my face while driving in a heavy rain - like a mist. You're seeing water drip on the floor I'm guessing. If it's sort of between the glove box and the center of the console I would suspect the Blower Box drain line.

Hope this helps - I'll check back in the AM.

You might consider one of these: 2009-2010 Fit Service Manual (KA) - Helm Incorporated but again it's vague on this.

K_C_:cool:

canuck901 06-17-2010 06:05 PM

i think water is coming in where your vents are on the bottom of the windshield.
then it must not be draining properly and in a heavier rain i get water coming through the duct passenger side because it must not be draining fast enough.

Krimson_Cardnal 06-21-2010 04:26 PM

canuck how's the water leak??

This came to mind, are you running the vent on re-circulate? This can and will cause an excess build-up of moisture inside the cabin, I've seen extreme cases where the carpets are wet and the musty smell is over powering.

katonafull 04-07-2018 04:54 PM

Is here someone who can upload a 2009 honda fit service manual?
I know the online manual on the hondafitjazz website. But It is too complicated to search.
And i don't find the connectors description.
I would to know the pinoutc te connector A, B, C and the others on the fuse box.

Thanks!


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