1998 Mercedes-Benz C-Class "comes fan heater" Questions

...through,could it be fuse or resistor IT is most likely the heater fan motor. They wear out . Any autoparts store has them for about 100 USD, check the fuses first though. Check the fuse for the ...

...fan, the coolant sensor light stays on and car seems to overheat somewhat. Could this have anythiing to do with the heater blowing hot air? Thanks! the control valve unit behind the dash either broke ...

...heater fan/blower does not run, the dash control says it is but nothing coming out....im cold!!!! Check Fuse and the Wire connector at the Blower, off hand you should be getting 12+ at the blower ...

...heater control valve then cash for leaky vac. hoses. ======= Move the fan switch back and forth to re-new the electrical conductors. Pass a vacuum over the control panel to prevent dust build up ...

...fan impeller blades. the heater core is fed from 2 smaller radiator hoses. If you look under the hood, you'll see 2 large hoses that come out of the radiator. you'll also see 2 smaller hoses that go ...

...the heater fan come on full when i start my car?Merc 230clk. On two occasions it has stopped after a certain amount of time. Water temp sensor grounded. Replace sensor or check wiring for

fan comes on appropriately. I do not wash the engine bay so as to avoid wetting of electronic components. Please assist with the diagnosis and solution. early production 202 chasis cars had an updated

...fan will not turn on when truck is started but comes on for no apparent reason after driving awhile other times it will not come on at all. I have tested the ac/heater resistor that is in the heater ...

fan comes on right away. Then heater starts to heat up and eventually blow warm air. What you describe is true for many home heaters, but maybe not true very often for cars. For most cars - especially

...fan Heater blower fan doesn't work. I need to find out how to remove this blower fan so I will have heat in this truck next winter. hello your heater blower fan is located in your heater box pass you ...