Heater - Saxperience

bazza2 · 19th December 2016, 12:23

Hi Just joined today.I know nothing about cars.My saxo heating is not as good as it use to be and sometimes when I turn it on it does not come on.Can anybody help.Thanks

bazza2 · 21st December 2016, 17:41

[QUOTE=bazza2;6545349]Hi Just joined today.I know nothing about cars.My saxo heating is not as good as it use to be and sometimes when I turn it on it does not come on.Can anybody help.Is there anything simple to try first.

Robert12345 · 21st December 2016, 17:51

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Originally Posted by bazza2

Hi Just joined today.I know nothing about cars.My saxo heating is not as good as it use to be and sometimes when I turn it on it does not come on.Can anybody help.Is there anything simple to try first.

Does the heat not come though or the fan just not turn on?

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bazza2 · 13th February 2017, 11:56

Hi The fan does not come on now

BackSheep · 13th February 2017, 14:02

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Originally Posted by bazza2

Hi The fan does not come on now

Have you checked your fuses?

Use this post for reference: http://www.saxperience.com/forum/sho...025#post875025

bazza2 · 19th May 2017, 16:18

My fan came on about 5 weeks ago now it does not any help much appreciated

Ben_SaxoForte · 20th May 2017, 12:02

It will be the fan motor itself behind the dash, happened to mine. You need to replace the fan, it's not too difficult just 2 nuts to undo in the scuttle panel and it will drop down, it's just fiddley to get in and out

stevo67 · 20th May 2017, 13:21

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Originally Posted by Ben_SaxoForte

It will be the fan motor itself behind the dash, happened to mine. You need to replace the fan, it's not too difficult just 2 nuts to undo in the scuttle panel and it will drop down, it's just fiddley to get in and out

Not necessarily it could be a faulty resistor on the fan motor itself.

Ben_SaxoForte · 20th May 2017, 13:25

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Originally Posted by stevo67

Not necessarily it could be a faulty resistor on the fan motor itself.

yeah I guess so, just thought it sounds similar to mine how it didn't work as well until it eventually stopped. either way its gonna need the blower motor assembly removing

bazza2 · 20th May 2017, 13:36

Thank you like to try the simple things first not a D.I.Y person

bazza2 · 4th June 2017, 17:41

Breaking news .....My fan came on today is it because I went on a longer journey

stevo67 · 5th June 2017, 19:42

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Breaking news .....My fan came on today is it because I went on a longer journey

Are you sure your not talking about your radiator fan?

bazza2 · 6th June 2017, 13:29

The fan which operates -heater-fan-control-switch Thanks

bazza2 · 12th June 2017, 14:12

Now my alternator belt has come off.Where can I go for spare parts?

bazza2 · 6th June 2019, 17:58

My heater fan is not working all the time but sometimes if I go over a bump in the road or shut the door it sometimes comes on

MartinObviously · 6th June 2019, 19:59

Have you checked the big brown plug on the fan unit itself?

Also the wiring on the back of the switch isn't loose

Also check the earth for the dash loom is tight.

There really isn't anything else to them, unless the motor has failed internally or the switch contacts are broken.

bazza2 · 10th August 2020, 12:14

Heater fan working ok now since I had a new battery fitted