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BMW e36 320 Heater Blower Resistor

spockety · 2004-11-05 15:05:57

Anyone know where I'd get one of these? Amazingly there are none on eBay at all. I'm sure BMW would be charging through the roof, but I don't fancy scrumming around a breakers if I can get one cheap over the net or that.. Incredibly annoying having my blower work only on full speed! J.

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05-11-2004 4:05pm

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spockety

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Anyone know where I'd get one of these?
Amazingly there are none on eBay at all.
I'm sure BMW would be charging through the roof, but I don't fancy scrumming around a breakers if I can get one cheap over the net or that..

Incredibly annoying having my blower work only on full speed!

J.

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#2 05-11-2004 4:21pm
kdevitt

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Fairly certain that Eurocarparts.com should be able to help you out - or German & Swedish on the Nangor road.

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#3 05-11-2004 10:28pm
Seth Brundle

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try and get the resistor from Maplins

I think Siemens do one which looks like this:-

see this for the fix

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#4 06-11-2004 6:48pm
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Spockety, I didn't do a search 'cos (a) I'm lazy and (b) they email the results to you - but I've used these guys with great success and would imagine £20 will see you right.

http://www.partsgateway.co.uk

Let me know how you get on.

'c

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#5 06-11-2004 10:07pm
Seth Brundle

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I guess also try www.fabdirect.com - online UK BMW breakers with a v. good reputation!

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