2001 Citroen Xsara heater blower riester

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Solution 1

bustedknuckles | Driver | Since: Nov 2011 | Posts: 2 | Fixes: 1461 | View Garage

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Never done one but Internet tells me you remove the fan motor and can then see the resistor can not 100 percent be sure of this info.but it may be correct





Posted on Saturday 10th of November 2012
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Solution 2

Tony8355 | Driver | Since: Nov 2012 | Posts: 0 | Fixes: 10 | View Garage

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hi remove the fan stick your hand up and twist they can be a tricky little job about half hour





Posted on Saturday 10th of November 2012
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Solution 3

kevin75 | Driver | Since: Aug 2010 | Posts: 0 | Fixes: 95 | View Garage

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I did the job about two years ago and it goes as follows;

Remove the glove compartment and the cover over the footwell;

The heater Fan is held in position in the now exposed area by 4 or 5 screws;

It is somewhat tight to extract it but take it gently and you will be able the get it to drop down;

When you have it down disconnect the power supply leas from it;

Remove the Motor from the plastic housing;

you will then be able to see the Resistors and un-solder the old ones out of position;

Solder the replacement units back in position and then do the reverse of the above items to reinstall it in the Car.

I think I may have a document on this somewhere and if I can find same I will upload it.





Posted on Saturday 10th of November 2012
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Solution 4

traffichog | Driver | Since: Dec 2012 | Posts: 0 | Fixes: 3 | View Garage

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on a 2001 petrol 1.8 ....remove glove box....remove blower motor....reach inside heater ducting.....the resistor is on the top of the ducting at arms length....you have to twist it out if housing and remove cables with one hand....its tricky but can be done.