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Heater resistor broken

Over time, the heater resistor can break or work less well. When the heater resistor is broken, this can be noticed by the fan speeds. Certain fan settings will no longer work (properly) in this case. The blowing force will also decrease or even stop working in a certain position. For example, it does it in positions one and four, but not in positions two and three. It can also happen that the heater resistor no longer works at all. In this case all positions of the fan will no longer exert any blowing force and you will have to replace this part.

Replace heater resistor

The car's heater resistor is usually located under the dashboard next to the pollen filter. It is advisable to remove the pollen filter when replacing the heater resistor. In this way you have a good view of the room in which the heater resistor is located. In some vehicles there is also an air hose to the glove compartment. You can push this aside to reach the resistance properly. You can remove the old heater resistor by turning it a quarter turn to the left. After removing the heater resistor, the power strip can also be disconnected. By shining a flashlight into the housing from below, it becomes visible where the new heater resistor should be placed. After placing the new resistor, the power strip can be reconnected and the air hose can be correctly placed again. Replacing the heater resistor takes about half a day.

A defect in the heater resistor is often the result of a heavy running fan motor. It is therefore advisable to replace the fan motor when replacing the heater resistor, which is also called the heater fan motor.

Heater resistor

While driving, it is not always pleasant to have the car windows open. Still, the supply of fresh air in the car is pleasant. The fans in the car provide this fresh air. The heater resistor regulates the supply of the fresh or warm air that comes from these fans. The lower the fan speed, the less air flow is required. If the heater resistor of the car is broken, order a new part from Winparts. At Winparts you will find heater resistors from top brands such as Febi, Valeo and Topran. Select your car model and get the right car parts for your vehicle.

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Relay, radiator fan

Supplementary Article/Supplementary Info: With cable tie
Supplementary Article/Supplementary Info: With crimp-pinch connector
Rated Voltage [V]: 12
Relay function: Fan, engine cooling
Number of screws: 2
Guarantee: 2 years
Housing material: GFK (glass fiber reinforced plastic)
Electr. switching power [W]: 600
Number of contacts: 4