Peugeot 307 fan is not working
Model Year: 2001
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The fan is not working. The fuses are working. Any suggestions
Posted: Nov 12, 2009 (14 years ago)
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Peugeot 307 heater fan blower rheostat not working fault?
Our 51 plate Peugeot 307 heater blower stopped working, I looked on here but couldnt find a solution, I checked all the fuses, all ok, so I striped out the dash and found the rheostat plug had melted. It will need a new part of the loom and a new rheostat.
Here is how to find it.
1. Remove the carpet shield above the acc, brake and clutch pedals, (UK Right hand drive)
2. Remove the heater ducting located above and behind the pedals (the part you would need to remove this to change the pollon filter.).
3. Reach inside the large hole in the heater box, at the top you will feel the rheostat, twist it through 45 degrees and it will then come down into the heater box with its plug still attached.
4. unclip the plug and retreve the rheostat, look at the electrical connection pins on the rheostat, if they look burned or slightly overheated then inspection of the plug that is part of the loom is required. continued in my own answer!!!!!
3 years ago
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5. To look at the plug that is part of the loom, I found it quite easy to remove the dash pod (displays clock, radio info etc) Just push it up and out and it will pop off. you can now reach (with one finger) down take hold of the wire that feeds the rheostat and wiggle it up through the hole where the pod had been.
6. if its burned, you need to remove it, first unplug the feed to the heater fan motor, (its on the opposite side of the heater box), feed the wire accross the other side, gently pull the wire down and it will bring the rheostat wire and plug with it, un plug the sensor a bit further down.
7. remove the centre of the dash, (just a few torxs) feed the wire towards where the radio had been, unplug it from the back of the heater control panel then follow it round to the left where it joins the loom at a plug, undo this and the heater loom is now removed.
8. Buy a new rheostat and heater loom, refit, problem solved.
9. good luck
3 years ago
Peugeot 307 heater fan blower rheostat not working fault?
Our 51 plate Peugeot 307 heater blower stopped working, I looked on here but couldnt find a solution, I checked all the fuses, all ok, so I striped out the dash and found the rheostat plug had melted. It will need a new part of the loom and a new rheostat.
Here is how to find it.
1. Remove the carpet shield above the acc, brake and clutch pedals, (UK Right hand drive)
2. Remove the heater ducting located above and behind the pedals (the part you would need to remove this to change the pollon filter.).
3. Reach inside the large hole in the heater box, at the top you will feel the rheostat, twist it through 45 degrees and it will then come down into the heater box with its plug still attached.
4. unclip the plug and retreve the rheostat, look at the electrical connection pins on the rheostat, if they look burned or slightly overheated then inspection of the plug that is part of the loom is required. continued in my own answer!!!!!
3 years ago
Additional Details
5. To look at the plug that is part of the loom, I found it quite easy to remove the dash pod (displays clock, radio info etc) Just push it up and out and it will pop off. you can now reach (with one finger) down take hold of the wire that feeds the rheostat and wiggle it up through the hole where the pod had been.
6. if its burned, you need to remove it, first unplug the feed to the heater fan motor, (its on the opposite side of the heater box), feed the wire accross the other side, gently pull the wire down and it will bring the rheostat wire and plug with it, un plug the sensor a bit further down.
7. remove the centre of the dash, (just a few torxs) feed the wire towards where the radio had been, unplug it from the back of the heater control panel then follow it round to the left where it joins the loom at a plug, undo this and the heater loom is now removed.
8. Buy a new rheostat and heater loom, refit, problem solved.
9. good luck
3 years ago
Posted Nov 12, 2009 (14 years ago)
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