Reply With QuoteOn Sat, 18 Oct 2003 16:53:27 GMT, "Kennith.Hensley"
<net> wrote:
Here's the reply I posted last time you asked this question, maybe
this time you will check back and read the responses to your own
thread.... From what you describe it definitely sounds like the
resistor pack.
The resistor pack is bolted to the bottom of the blower motor and
is shaped a bit like a map of Australia. Drop the passenger side under
dash trim and remove the blower motor cover, the resistor pack will be
staring you in the face.
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Mercedes-Benz: 1997 E320 Fan Speed
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- 10-18 04:53 PM #1Kennith.HensleyGuest
1997 E320 Fan Speed
The interior fan for heat and ac does no go to high or maximum. It does
blow but only on low. I read that the resistors control the fan speed so
there may be a bad resistor.
1) Does anyone know if this is likely to be my problem?
2) Does anyone know where the resistors are located? My 1992 300E had
them located behind the master cylinder, but they don't seem to be there
on this car.
Thanks for any help, Ken
- 10-18 09:36 PM #2miknikGuest
Re: 1997 E320 Fan Speed
- 11-02 04:49 PM #3Kennith.HensleyGuest
1997 E320 Fan Speed
Can anyone tell me how the inside fan speed is controlled? When I have
the A/C or the heat on and increase demand the fan speed does not
increase as it once did. Is my problem a bad resistor? Does ANYONE know?
Thanks, Ken
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