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Re: interior fan

Alan23 Sep 2006 17:03
>> Hi,
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>resistor (thermal fuse) was in the blower housing.  I don't know about that.
>Google thermal fuse for this group and find more on the topic.

I've posted the link to the thermal fuse but if the combined part with
the resistors and thermal fuse is only around 8 pounds for a D-I-Y fix
then that may be the quickest option. My experience with Ford UK dealers
suggests a part in the US costing $15 with be at least ten times that
price in the UK.

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EOO23 Sep 2006 16:32
> Hi,
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>                         Cheers Ian

Just fixed this on my 2001 X3 (US model) for about $15.

You will have to remove the glove box.  To the left of the blower housing
you will see a couple of wires running to a blue or black plastic rectangle
about 2" by 1", mounted to the fire wall with one bolt, if I remember right.
This is the piece you need to replace, called a variable resistor, I
believe.  I was told this is a dealer item only, so go to your dealer's
parts counter.  If you lose your high speed before you get this fixed it is
probably a fuse in the engine compartment as well.  Your owners manual will
tell you which one.
UK models may be a different setup.  Someone earlier in here said the
resistor (thermal fuse) was in the blower housing.  I don't know about that.
Google thermal fuse for this group and find more on the topic.

hewden23 Sep 2006 14:59
Hi,

  My daughter needs help with her "X" reg Focus. The heater/demister
fan has four settings but will only blow on maximum on number four and
not on the other three. What is the problem?

                        Cheers Ian

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