Heater fan Motor

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Re: Heater fan Motor

Post by 96 SSEi »

hi, If yours is like my 96, I would check the blower resistor that is located under the maxi-fuse centre on pass side - there is a small door held by 2 or 3 screws - mine had burnt contacts
I cleaned up the leads to resistor and never had another issue - easy to check if whacking is to no avail.
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Re: Heater fan Motor

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Check eBay.
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