Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 18:12:13 GMT From: manopsamops.com (Ma) Subject: Re: cabin fan blowing at full speed
On Mon, 31 Jul 2000 16:14:56 GMT, "Mario Lachance" <mario.lachancenopsamatico.ca> wrote: >Hi, > >9000 CD 2.3T > >Dealer told me that the ACC was probably the part causing the cabin fan to >blow at full speed. When I start the car, the fan is at full speed and >pressing off or econo button don't change the fan speed. The green led light >are working. Anybody experienced this before. What was the solution and cost >of repair. > >Thank You. >Mario It is likely that your fan speed electronic control unit has malfunctioned. This part is located under the hood behind the false bulkhead directlly under the A/C reciever/drier. It is fastened with 4 small Torx screws to the air intake ductwork for the ACC system and has a 4 wire connector. The part costs about $150US from the dealer. If you are handy with a soldering iron, you can replace the transistor (I believe it is a Triac) inside that usually fails. I was able to order the transistor from Radio Shack for $10 plus $1 shipping. The above text is "stolen" from an earlier posting by Walt Kienzle, and I think it describes the soloution to your problem. /Mats
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