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Vauxhall zafira fan problem

dollydimples82 · 2014-03-14 14:02:35

Hi I have. A 2010 vauxhall zafira and the climate control fan won't work. I have tried the switch, resister, and fan motor and it's still not working. There is power at the fan but no earth at the motor? Any suggestions would be very welcome

14-03-2014 02:02PM

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dollydimples82

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Hi I have. A 2010 vauxhall zafira and the climate control fan won't work. I have tried the switch, resister, and fan motor and it's still not working. There is power at the fan but no earth at the motor? Any suggestions would be very welcome

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#2 14-03-2014 06:35PM

biko

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Does it work on any setting - 1, 2, 3, 4 etc?

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#3 14-03-2014 11:05PM

dollydimples82

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No won't work at all

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#4 16-03-2014 12:40PM

Waterson

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First check that the motor has a good ground. The ground point for the blower motor circuit is on the instrument panel cross member.
If this is fine and you confirm you have battery voltage at the red/white wire terminal at the blower, disconnect the motor's electrical connector and check if there is continuity between the two terminals on the motor using a DMM. If no continuity, the motor coil is knackered. On the older models, these were notorious for failing but could be repaired once removed.

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