Date: Tue, 19 Aug 2003 15:50:24 +0100 From: "Adrian England" <adrianospam.moleskinnopsamin.net> Subject: Re: 1993 9000cse erratic blower speed for a/c
Chris O'Malley wrote: > The changes are definitely quicker. The car has been in the family > for over 5 years, and this is a new phenomenon. > > Also, there is no difference around turns. it happens when your > standing still also. I'll keep looking. > > Thanks for the suggestions, Chris > > > "Dieter" <huibuh-nopsamer.de> wrote in message > news:bhsspl$ct4$07$1nopsam.t-online.com... >> Maybe it sounds ridiculously but since you have automatic climate >> control you have sunlight detector in the center on top of your dash >> board (black half of a ball). Any time you get sun from the front >> side the fan will accelerate an slow down in shadow areas. That can >> be quite fast changes. >> >> Are the changes quicker? >> >> "Adrian England" <adrianospam.moleskinnopsamin.net> schrieb im >> Newsbeitrag >> news:FVj0b.15973$yl6.6937nopsamfep4-winn.server.ntli.net... >>> Chris O'Malley wrote: >>>> Hi all- has anyone experienced before? The car has automatic >>>> climate control and just recently, with the air conditioning on, >>>> the blower speed started changing rapidly, fast then slow, etc.... >>>> I'm guessing it's electrical, but don't have a good manual. Any >>>> ideas as to relays or the acc itself? Or something else >>>> altogether.... >>>> >>>> As always, any help is much appreciated. >>>> >>>> Best, Chris >>> >>> If it blows faster round right hand corners than left hand, your >>> heater motors worn out. Had this on mine 6 months ago. >>> -- >>> take off "ospam" to mail me Pop the trim panel off under windscreen and run the heater motor directly. See if the speed varies then. At least you can eliminate the motor from causing the fault, or not ? -- take off "ospam" to mail me
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