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Ive changed the blower resistor on my mk1 VRS, and it wasnt too difficult.

A friend of ours has a fabia II and the blower will only work on #4, hence i suspect the blower resistor has gone.

The problem is i cant seem to get at it easily, any tips? Is it in the same place as the mk1?

I guess this problem will slowly start to increase for mkII owners as time goes on.........

Ive changed the blower resistor on my mk1 VRS, and it wasnt too difficult.

A friend of ours has a fabia II and the blower will only work on #4, hence i suspect the blower resistor has gone.

The problem is i cant seem to get at it easily, any tips? Is it in the same place as the mk1?

I guess this problem will slowly start to increase for mkII owners as time goes on.........

if it's still under warranty i'd take it to the dealer

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if it's still under warranty i'd take it to the dealer

its out of warranty, they have also missed a service which is why they have asked me to take a look.

Getting behind the glove box is certainly harder than in the mkI. :wonder:

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