Hi guys my son in laws transit customs heater is no longer working. He said he smelt burning then it just stopped. I've checked fuses etc all are good. I feel the blower motor is toast. Can anyone tell me its location? Is it on top of the dash requiring dash removal to replace? Any advice much appreciated 🙏

Should be behind the glovebox,give the plug at the resistor a shake as these get quite hot and tend to melt over time causing a bad connection.

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Ford Transit Custom 2014 heater blower

12-12-2022 8:57pm

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Hi guys my son in laws transit customs heater is no longer working. He said he smelt burning then it just stopped. I've checked fuses etc all are good. I feel the blower motor is toast. Can anyone tell me its location? Is it on top of the dash requiring dash removal to replace? Any advice much appreciated 🙏

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Should be behind the glovebox,give the plug at the resistor a shake as these get quite hot and tend to melt over time causing a bad connection.

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