can anyone tell me where the heater reostat (resistor) is to control the heater blower speed please? its not working on any speed! i've checked the usual fuses and relay and the motor. cheers

brian, November 2007

best thing to do is find the live wire and join it to the fan wire and place a 12v dimmer switch between the to

mark, December 2013

It is the big alloy heatsink thing built into the blower motor casing. And there is no repair that I know of that can be made to it because it's electronics are encased in resin.

Moorwalker, February 2012

can anyone tel me the order of the wires on the plug that goes to heater as someone has chopped it off mine im just left with 3 wires hanging from van with no plug on it to plug in. there is a red wire a green wire and a thin green wire

david, January 2009

I have the same problem with mine. The main fuse box in engine compartment has a 40amp fuse that is ok, behind the glove box there is another fuse box and I have found 2 fuses blown, one is a 16amp fuse on position 16 of the fuse box, when I replace it it just blows again. I am currently trying to find a wiring diagram to show what it feeds.
I made up a seperate harness and wired the fan direct to the battery, the connections are +/red battery to red lead on fan -/black battery to the green earth lead on the fan there is also a thinner green wire which when I connect to the +/red battery the fan goes from half speed to full speed suggesting the reostat is a aluminium fitting just below the fan (you have to remove fan to see the alluminium fitting)

Anyone got a manual showing what the fuse on position 16 of the glove box fuse is doing. The other fuse that has blown is a 5amp on position 9

Gary, November 2008