2001 325i - blower does not turn on
 

We have a 2001 325i. All of a sudden yesterday, the blower stopped
working completely. The CD player and other dashboard functions appear
to be working well. Also, when I press the AC button, I can hear a
slight noise as well as feel some the vent get some cold.

Any guesses on what might be the issue with the blower? I have checked
the air filter and that is not the problem.

Thanks!

2001 325i - blower does not turn on
 

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> wrote:
> We have a 2001 325i. All of a sudden yesterday, the blower stopped
> working completely. The CD player and other dashboard functions appear
> to be working well. Also, when I press the AC button, I can hear a
> slight noise as well as feel some the vent get some cold.

> Any guesses on what might be the issue with the blower? I have checked
> the air filter and that is not the problem.

Likely the final stage resistor.

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2001 325i - blower does not turn on
 

> wrote in message
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> We have a 2001 325i. All of a sudden yesterday, the blower stopped
> working completely. The CD player and other dashboard functions appear
> to be working well. Also, when I press the AC button, I can hear a
> slight noise as well as feel some the vent get some cold.
>
> Any guesses on what might be the issue with the blower? I have checked
> the air filter and that is not the problem.
>
> Thanks!
>
I suspect that your final stage resistor is up the pole. Google for "final
stage resistor" for lots of information.

Cheers,

Roger

2001 325i - blower does not turn on
 

Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
> In article . com>,
> > wrote:
>> We have a 2001 325i. All of a sudden yesterday, the blower stopped
>> working completely. The CD player and other dashboard functions appear
>> to be working well. Also, when I press the AC button, I can hear a
>> slight noise as well as feel some the vent get some cold.
>
>> Any guesses on what might be the issue with the blower? I have checked
>> the air filter and that is not the problem.
>
> Likely the final stage resistor.
>
It takes only a few minutes to replace. The part is costly.

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