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nissan x trail blower stuck on full
Any ideas roughly how much it will cost to get my car blower fixed? Today when I went into the car the blowers were on full and when I switched them off, they stayed on full.
I can't adjust the power but the temp dial still works. I have read stuff online about power switches melting but this is all US or Aus forums where they have said it costs $100's to fix.
The car is a 54 plate nissan x trail 2.2 litre turbo diesal if it makes any difference.
I can't adjust the power but the temp dial still works. I have read stuff online about power switches melting but this is all US or Aus forums where they have said it costs $100's to fix.
The car is a 54 plate nissan x trail 2.2 litre turbo diesal if it makes any difference.
If you always do what you have always done, you will always get what you always got!
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"car blower"? are you talking about the heater fan?0
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Yes, do you know if it will do any damage to the car if I don't manage to get it into the garage this week to get it looked at?If you always do what you have always done, you will always get what you always got!0
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fire ! is it still there or just a blob on the tarmac ? hope he replies, or has at least took battery off....0
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Just pull out the appropriate fuse.
I wouldn't have a clue where to find a fuse! I read on an american forum that the 'switch' may have melted. I'll get it to the garage and hope for a cheap solution.If you always do what you have always done, you will always get what you always got!0 -
I could be wrong . . . but I would imagine the heater fan doesn't actually run whilst the ignition is turned off. Not really likely to burst into flames is it?
OP: No idea of the cost of a new switch but depending on how easy it is to get at it, replacing it could be a bit pricey (possibly buried deep in the dashboard?)
The handbook will tell you where the fuse is located.0 -
i read it as it was on all time, my mistake,0
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