Question:
Heater blower was working fine. After turning ignition off and re-starting, blower was not blowing out any air at all. Have changed fuse and still not working. Any ideas?
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Can I simply take off the catback exhaust, muffler off my wrx?
Hi there, check the fan doesn't work at all by turning the fan speed control, if it works on full speed only then a heater reostat/resistor is req'd.Another check is to turn on heater fan speed to full and using a test lamp connected to earth/chassis of car, find the connection plug at bottom of blower motor beneath glovebox, remove plug (2 wires in plug) and using test lamp, touch each wire and if power is live at wire the test lamp will light. This lets you know that there is feed/power to blower motor and it then points to motor.
If no power is present at plug then recheck your fuses making sure that you have checked all the fuses even the fuses in the engine bay. If the fuses are ok then it would really need someone with experience to check all the system to ensure that wiring ie ground and power is present at every connection/switch.
Good Luck
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Ignition problems on a 79 ford bronco?
motor is shagged. its a shagged motor, your motor is shaggedor could be something else
Wondered why name changed from Daewoo?
sell i have Clio 2002, its crapWell, check the fan first - turn the fan dial and see if that does anything - Clio should have a fan dial that you can turn both ways (it can also recirculate air), so turn the dial anyway you can - if you hear a sound (like something falling, or just a noise) when you switch from recirculating to normal mode - then your fan has fallen off it's sockets - you need to go to a car service so they can repair it.
The air conditioning pipes could be clogged with dirt, dust, whatever (the car has 10 years don't forget it).
Other then that, maybe the fan is completely broken, in which case you should still go to the car service.
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