Heater Blower - not working...
10-26-2011, 10:58 AM
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Heater Blower - not working...
Hi all,
I've just discovered that my heater blower is not working. Took me a while to figure it out since I had the de-code the extremely confusing climate control functions of the car...
In any case, if it's just a fuse does anyone know where it lives? I don't think it's in the front boot with all the others. I look in the engine compartment fuse area but don't have a schematic on these fuses.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
JC
I've just discovered that my heater blower is not working. Took me a while to figure it out since I had the de-code the extremely confusing climate control functions of the car...
In any case, if it's just a fuse does anyone know where it lives? I don't think it's in the front boot with all the others. I look in the engine compartment fuse area but don't have a schematic on these fuses.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
JC
10-26-2011, 12:18 PM
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Blower fuse location.
Hi all,
I've just discovered that my heater blower is not working. Took me a while to figure it out since I had the de-code the extremely confusing climate control functions of the car...
In any case, if it's just a fuse does anyone know where it lives? I don't think it's in the front boot with all the others. I look in the engine compartment fuse area but don't have a schematic on these fuses.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
JC
I've just discovered that my heater blower is not working. Took me a while to figure it out since I had the de-code the extremely confusing climate control functions of the car...
In any case, if it's just a fuse does anyone know where it lives? I don't think it's in the front boot with all the others. I look in the engine compartment fuse area but don't have a schematic on these fuses.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
JC
and fuse #2 on the main fuse panel in the boot.
Also, pm sent.
Good luck,
Gerry
10-26-2011, 03:03 PM
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ah its never the fuse .. the circuits are designed to protect the fuse on these things
well if your looking in the back you may have a black panel to your immediate left if it was an SC held on with a couple of wing bolts . the three fuses are under there . not sure about the Carrera.
you should just lift the lever and put a meter in the connections. it is ususally the blower that has crapped out.
if you have 12 v new blower time.
well if your looking in the back you may have a black panel to your immediate left if it was an SC held on with a couple of wing bolts . the three fuses are under there . not sure about the Carrera.
you should just lift the lever and put a meter in the connections. it is ususally the blower that has crapped out.
if you have 12 v new blower time.
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10-27-2011, 05:37 PM
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It's not because you're not getting hot air in the cabin, that the blower is toast. It could be the heater flapper boxes aren't functioning right.
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...apper-box.html
In my case of not getting heat, it was 3 things that were not working:
1. heater blower was toast, bought a working one on ebay
2. the heater flapper boxes were not closing/opening
3. the cable opening and closing the boxes was stuck in the gate
Fixed them all DIY thanks to people helping out on Pelican and Rennlist
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...apper-box.html
In my case of not getting heat, it was 3 things that were not working:
1. heater blower was toast, bought a working one on ebay
2. the heater flapper boxes were not closing/opening
3. the cable opening and closing the boxes was stuck in the gate
Fixed them all DIY thanks to people helping out on Pelican and Rennlist
Last edited by Marlon Targa 86; 10-27-2011 at 07:04 PM.
