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Hi,
Can anyone help? Heaters have stopped working. Could it just be a fuse needing yo be changed or is it likely to be a bigger problem?
So close to christmas, i am hoping its something cheap and easy to fix.
Thanks for any responses
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Do you mean the blowers have stopped working or there's no heat? If the blowers have stopped working it's likely to be a fuse. If there's no heat check your coolant water level. It will be low.
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Hi,
Thanks for reply. The blowers have stopped working yes.
Any idea were the fuse box might be? Is it easy to get to?
Not very good with cars so havnt a clue tbh.
Thanks
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if you have manual or perhaps an internet search will tell you if any other item is controlled by the same fuse as that will not be working either.
Or could possibly be just an loose earth wire somewhere (harder to find)
Internet search will tell you where fuse box is..usually a plastic cover low down under dashboard. Might be a fuse plan on the cover.. Tip: just take one out at a time and put it back after inspection.awkward sometimes seeing the correct place to put them back. Probably need a torch, kneepad and a cricked neck!
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If they still work on full speed but not any lower speeds it is often the resistor pack which these days is usually in the air-duct close to the fan itself.
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Yeah most likely is the resistor closely followed by the motor. Fuse unlikely but worth checking. Depending on access the resistor and or motor can be an easy job or a real pig of a job.
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