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03 S40 A/C & Heater blower motor ?

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Old Oct 3rd, 2008, 16:55   #1
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Angry 03 S40 A/C & Heater blower motor ?

Hi forum people, My car has developed an irritating problem When I turn the blower control knob settings 1 & 2 are ineffective, 3 the fan starts, the same speed is recieved through the next settings and only changes when the dial is maxed out (No.7 I think), and that is only slightly faster than 3 onwards.

Right Ok, so 2nd issue is that when the fan is running it cuts in & out like climate control - with A/C on or off.

3rd problem is that with the fan motor running the exhaust notes changes totally, and with the A/C on aswell it sounds twice as bad, somewhat akin to across between it being muffled & someone blowing through a comb with tissue paper on it

Someone please help, or else I'll sell it to the clowns at the West Park Circus
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Old Oct 3rd, 2008, 19:54   #2
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Sounds like the blower motor resistor has packed up for the fan speed problem. Thats the first thing to change.
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Cheers Dandle, sounds painful, where should I be looking ?
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I believe it's housed behind the glove compartment. Do a search on blower speed resistor or I think the Haynes manual covers it also.
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Many thanks guys, I'll look into it and let you know if I manage to sort it.
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I believe it's housed behind the glove compartment. Do a search on blower speed resistor or I think the Haynes manual covers it also.
Im pretyty sure thats where it is too.
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