[Chappers1982]

Hello all

My blower motor resistor has gone (blower works but only on 4)
I have managed to find the part suitable to replace this but despite looking around, I have been unable to find where the resistor is located within the vehicle

I am pretty sure it is behind the glovebox but when I take this out, it is not obvious where this is (or how easy it is to get out)

Does anyone have any pictures or diagrams of where this is and how to remove it. I dont want to have to remove electrical components in the car unless I really have to

Vehicle is Corsa C 1.0 mk2 2001

Thanks in advance

Rob

 

[andy-v]

its up behind the glove box, so take the glove box out, ya will see it up behind there.

 

[andy-v]

this is on a corsa D, but its in the exact same place.

 

[andy-v]

to remove the glove box there is a torx screw in each corner.

 

[Chappers1982]

I have removed the glovebox and see a load of wiring on the passenger door side and see the blower motor near the centre console. Is it on the LHS as it isn't visible? I think there is something behind the blower motor but cannot see it as a really tight fit

...just looked at my Haynes manual and says I have to remove my blower motor to get access to it 😰

 

[andy-v]

think its just to the right of the motor its self,

Heater fan

Hi guys, straight to the point, tryed my heater because it was cold but it stoped working. Am hoping for sugestions and maybe help with were the fuse is to it as i have no clue where it is so can not check it, cheers.

www.corsa-c.co.uk

look at the pic over half way down

 

[andy-v]

the white plug on the right, pull that out, and the resister is in that plug.

 

[Chappers1982]

the white plug on the right, pull that out, and the resister is in that plug.

Thanks will have another look tomorrow, might have missed it.

 

[Chappers1982]

Omg!
What a faff to remove that little thing.
Finally managed to find it wedged next to some foam and was near impossible to get out blind and even harder to put back.

Almost gave up but managed to see it through and now have a fully working blower again

Thanks for the help

 

[liviu2004]

Change the air filter. Check fan amperage, maybe it takes too much current due to bad bearings. Fire hazard!