heater rrsistor thermal fuse
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heater rrsistor thermal fuse
Hello gang, right I been on maplin and to know what Thermal fuse I need for my heater resistor, there's lots of ( C ) I think centigrade, numbers but what one do I need for my resistor, can't read the numbers of old one on there, Thanks all help appriciated
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Re: heater rrsistor thermal fuse
There are 4 different types of heater motor resistors that I know of and there may be more.
Do you have a photo of your old one?
May help identify which type you have.
The one I have on my diplomat it a 240C fuse, it may be different on yours though.
Do you have a photo of your old one?
May help identify which type you have.
The one I have on my diplomat it a 240C fuse, it may be different on yours though.
Re: heater rrsistor thermal fuse
My standard LSi facelift has a similar rating... it is 239 'C
I can only see two resister pack part numbers.
90486793
and
90297361
one is for with air-con.
The other is non air-con.
So by the looks of it anywhere around 235 to 240 'C should work fine.
I can only see two resister pack part numbers.
90486793
and
90297361
one is for with air-con.
The other is non air-con.
So by the looks of it anywhere around 235 to 240 'C should work fine.
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Re: heater rrsistor thermal fuse
With the air con one at least I know there are two completely different parts which actually have the same part number.
(have a look at my diplomat's wip thread, on page 1 and page 3)
My LS has a different type to the one on the CD manual too.
(have a look at my diplomat's wip thread, on page 1 and page 3)
My LS has a different type to the one on the CD manual too.
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Re: heater rrsistor thermal fuse
Just had a look at my spare resistor pack, the thermal fuse says 229C. I thought that was way overkill but Robsey's post above says 239C so that may be about right.. That was from one of my old Cavaliers, both 1.8's no air con.
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Re: heater rrsistor thermal fuse
Thanks guys Il go with 240C, the heater resistor decided it wanted to play up when people come to see her, lol I guess its her way of saying don't sell me, thanks again guys appreciate the help
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Re: heater rrsistor thermal fuse
Re: heater rrsistor thermal fuse
What is this used for and where is it located?
Re: heater rrsistor thermal fuse
This is used to give your car heater 4 fan speeds.
The resistor pack is located on the blower motor casing at the back of the engine bay below the plastic scuttle panel.
The same panel that the wiper spindles pass through.
The resistor pack is located on the blower motor casing at the back of the engine bay below the plastic scuttle panel.
The same panel that the wiper spindles pass through.
Re: heater rrsistor thermal fuse
Yeah I will be changing this one soon! My fan only works on the fastest speed. Isn't this supposed to fix it?
Re: heater rrsistor thermal fuse
The thermal fuse should fix it.