Tamora Fuse Box question
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Does anyone know which fuse is for the A/C - Heat fan? It was working perfect until my 1000 mile service and now it's not!?
My owners handbook says fuses 51 and 23 are for 'Fan'. These are the large square fuses which I've never seen before. Do they simply pull off and press on? How do I check these?
My owners handbook says fuses 51 and 23 are for 'Fan'. These are the large square fuses which I've never seen before. Do they simply pull off and press on? How do I check these?
targarama said:
Have you tried pushing the fan speed switch in? This turns the whole shebang on/off. Common RTFM.
Turning the fan speed control on/off and adjusting the speed was when I first noticed the fan wasn't working.
What I'm asking is he any knows which fuses I need to check as the 2005 Tamora owners manual isn't very clear.
Do the Heater/ fan speed LED's light up as per normal, but without any air being blown through the vents?
That was my problem several months ago.
It turned out to be a bad/ loose connection.
Could have been disturbed when serviced, talk to them & ask them to check it out.
>> Edited by fly boy on Tuesday 27th September 09:45
That was my problem several months ago.
It turned out to be a bad/ loose connection.
Could have been disturbed when serviced, talk to them & ask them to check it out.
>> Edited by fly boy on Tuesday 27th September 09:45
fly boy said:
Do the Heater/ fan speed LED's light up as per normal, but without any air being blown through the vents?
That was my problem several months ago.
It turned out to be a bad/ loose connection.
Could have been disturbed when serviced, talk to them & ask them to check it out.
What you describe is what I'm experiencing. My car is booked in to go to the garage again so I hope it's something as simple as a bad/loose connection.
david godfrey said:
sorry for opening such an old post, but this morning I have exacly the same problem - what was done to resolve yours? - lights on but no fan 
thanks
thanks
I had the same problem and all it took to fix was to change a fuse in the fuse box under the steering wheel. Hope yours is as easy to fix as mine
mart350t said:
david godfrey said:
sorry for opening such an old post, but this morning I have exacly the same problem - what was done to resolve yours? - lights on but no fan
thanks
thanks
I had the same problem and all it took to fix was to change a fuse in the fuse box under the steering wheel. Hope yours is as easy to fix as mine
cool,thanks - off to find torch to see what i can find
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