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Resistor for fan motor and cabin filter

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2012 Skoda Octavia 1.6 TDI

 

Recently replaced the resistor for the fan motor which only worked previously on the highest speed.

 

After fitting the new resistor everything worked fine for around 2 weeks but we are now back to square one with the fan again only operating on the top speed.

 

From researching this on the web, some suggestion that a clogged up cabin filter may cause the resistor to blow. Apparently this filter is located behind the glovebox.

 

The cabin filter on this Octavia has not been changed for at least 3 - 4 years, if not longer.

 

Before we go to the expense of purchasing both a new resistor as well as a new cabin filter any thoughts or previous experiences would be very much appreciated.

1 hour ago, hogun pen llyn said:

some suggestion that a clogged up cabin filter may cause the resistor to blow.

I wouldn't swear to this, but it's not impossible.

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