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Skoda actually call what I called the Relay Pack as a Fan Regulator, which comes ap part of a new Blower unit and there is power coming to both the old and the new units, so I would assume these are working ok, Fuse F14 is fine, so I will have to start looking at disconnected or loose wires, it could also be the control unit on the dashboard.

I've replaced the heater/blower unit complete with new relay pack, the F14 fuse is intact and voltage is getting to the blower, so does this only leave the Fan regulator - J126. The symptoms were that the fan was intermittent then it stopped working altogether.

Do you know what the control unit for the fresh air blower is called

Do you know what the control unit for the fresh air blower is called

Whereabout on the car is the fuse panel, is it the one behind the passenger glove box

Where is fuse SC14 (30 amps) on a UK car, if I can pull it out I can test it with a multimeter.

I think the mechanic did run a scan which showed there was no voltage to the blower, so he checked the fuse, but that was ok, maybe I need an auto electrician

I've got a 2016 Superb 3 and out of the Blue the heater blower fan stopped working, the mechanic thought it was the relay pack, so I had a new heater blower complete with relay pack fitted, but it made no difference, upon further inspection there is no power to the unit and the fuse is ok. Has anyone else had this problem, is so, what was the fault.

I've just had one of these bulbs go on my 2016 Superb Mk. 3, the bulb is located at the outside of the main bulb cluster and I've read they are a nightmare to replace. The bulb is a PW16W, but can someone tell me if it's a LED, Halogen or Xenon bulb and would it be worth changing it for a LED bulb, which I'm assuming would last longer. Finally, I've read of several ways to change it, but what is the easiest way to do it. Any help is appreciated. Volvster.