Front Heater Fan Required
Posted: 31 Dec 2013, 15:28
Hello there, I'm sure that this will be one of many questions.
I've recently bought a T3 Syncro and the front heater fan wasn't working.
After a bit of diagnosis - soldered up a test lead with fuse and fed the switch direct from the battery because the existing power feed to the switch was dead and it was not the original cable (black) and not connected to the original fuse - I have now deduced that the switch works (I also took it out and checked continuity - all OK). I could hear the fan turn on at all speeds but it was struggling and made a nasty noise, so it looks like a dash out and new fan motor.
Is the JK replacement motor worthwhile at £30.56 + P&P (£5, though I might get a few other bits at the same time) = £35.56, or is the Brickwerks one a better option at £31.20 + P&P (£9.92) = £41.12 or are there any alternatives?
I've recently bought a T3 Syncro and the front heater fan wasn't working.
After a bit of diagnosis - soldered up a test lead with fuse and fed the switch direct from the battery because the existing power feed to the switch was dead and it was not the original cable (black) and not connected to the original fuse - I have now deduced that the switch works (I also took it out and checked continuity - all OK). I could hear the fan turn on at all speeds but it was struggling and made a nasty noise, so it looks like a dash out and new fan motor.
Is the JK replacement motor worthwhile at £30.56 + P&P (£5, though I might get a few other bits at the same time) = £35.56, or is the Brickwerks one a better option at £31.20 + P&P (£9.92) = £41.12 or are there any alternatives?