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Last edited by marksfordfiesta; 21-02-2010 at 01:08 PM. |
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iirc its behind the scuttle panel just under the bonnett
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Thanks for the reply....so I am right in my diagnoses?
Do you know if there is photographs explaining how to replace or shall I get a Haynes manual? Last edited by marksfordfiesta; 21-02-2010 at 01:09 PM. |
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can anyone advise further on this?
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[quote=turbocabessex;4738659]iirc its behind the scuttle panel just under the bonnett[/quo
where is the scuttle panel then |
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the resistor is on the heater box were your fan is
yeah setting 1,2,3 are controled by the resistor and no.4 is p/live |
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Seems like quite a common problem.
I had the same problem and have just changed the resistor as suggested and it now works. Very easy, 10 mins and no special tools. Heres how. Tools.. screwdriver and torx driver ![]() remove lower plastic below steering wheel, 5 screws.. ![]() Crawl into the footwell and look up to the middle of the car, clutch pedal is a little in the way.. ![]() Look for the resistor (It's the hole as I had already taken it out before taking a photo!) and undo the 2 torx screws(careful not to lose them). ![]() pull the resistor down.. ![]() and change it over. I got mine off eBay for cheaper than a second hand part !! http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HEATER-BLO...ht_1644wt_1195 HEATER BLOWER FAN MOTOR RESISTOR for Ford GSF Carparts ![]() hope that helps. Last edited by UKTony135; 12-06-2012 at 12:12 PM. |
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nice write up mate
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Too many posts.. I need a life!!
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whilst we are on the heater topic only yesterday did my gf heater seatings knob stop doing its job IE floor,face,windscreen all it does it turn now with out making adjustments as told by Ford today the panel is £185 and cable behind is £25 does anybody no how to locate said cable.and also how to remove front panel.
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The heater in my MK6 2003 fiesta as of yesterday only works on position 4 and makes a horrible rumbling noise. I'm assuming the resistor pack and the motor need changing.
Now thinking it would be straight forward I've located the resistor pack easily, but the motor doesn't match the picture above and I can't see how to get to it, any ideas?
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PassionFord Post Whore!!
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Yes, you are correct!
The motor rumbling you may be able to sort out with some lubrication. Is your motor, the passenger side of the dash? Martin |
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Cold air out the heater is could be a sign that the coolant was not taking heat off the engine properly. Make sure the water pump is working fine. Heater control can be bad or your heater cable come off on the heater box.
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It was blowing the correct temp air yesterday before it packed up. Initially it only worked in position 4, then after 30 mins on full, it went horribly noisy. |
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Does anyone have the Haynes manual for the mk6 they could take a look and see if it mentions 2 different positions the heater motor could be in?
I have a feeling mine is buried somewhere in the dash... |
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Fixed
Haynes manual £3 New resistor pack £14 Scrap blower motor £26 Access to the motor was from the passenger footwell after removing the glovebox. |
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I've had a look before how you get it out, but really couldn't work it out. ![]() Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Steve |
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But the blower motor was easy with the manual, maybe 20 mins work. From what I remember, the glove box comes out, the fuse panel needs to be unbolted and moved out the way, there is a plastic hose to the vents that is easily removed and then the motor is unscrewed and manouvered out. |
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